Match the description with the associated IOS mode. (Not all options are used.)changes made affect the operation of the device as a wholeaccessed by entering the enable commandidentified by a prompt ending with the # characterlimited number of basic monitoring commandsaccessed by entering the configure terminal commandthe first entrance into the CLI of an IOS deviceused to enable the password for vty linesuser EXEC modeTargetTargetprivileged EXEC modeTargetTargetglobal configuration modeTargetTarget

1. Changes made affect the operation of the device as a whole - This is associated with the Global Configuration Mode. In this mode, any changes made will affect the system's entire operation.

2. Accessed by entering the enable command - This is associated with the Privileged EXEC Mode. You can access this mode by entering the 'enable' command.

3. Identified by a prompt ending with the # character - This is also associated with the Privileged EXEC Mode. The prompt in this mode typically ends with the # character.

4. Limited number of basic monitoring commands - This is associated with the User EXEC Mode. This mode provides a limited number of basic commands for monitoring the system.

5. Accessed by entering the configure terminal command - This is associated with the Global Configuration Mode. You can access this mode by entering the 'configure terminal' command.

6. The first entrance into the CLI of an IOS device - This is associated with the User EXEC Mode. This is the first level of access when you enter the CLI of an IOS device.

7. Used to enable the password for vty lines - This is associated with the Global Configuration Mode. In this mode, you can enable the password for vty lines.

The descriptions can be matched with the associated IOS modes as follows:

1. Changes made affect the operation of the device as a whole - This is associated with the Global Configuration Mode. In this mode, changes made will affect the system's operation as a whole.

2. Accessed by entering the enable command - This is associated with the Privileged EXEC Mode. You can access this mode by entering the 'enable' command.

3. Identified by a prompt ending with the # character - This is also associated with the Privileged EXEC Mode. The prompt in this mode typically ends with the # character.

4. Limited number of basic monitoring commands - This is associated with the User EXEC Mode. This mode provides a limited number of basic commands for monitoring the system.

5. Accessed by entering the configure terminal command - This is associated with the Global Configuration Mode. You can access this mode by entering the 'configure terminal' command.

6. The first entrance into the CLI of an IOS device - This is associated with the User EXEC Mode. This is the first mode you enter when you access the CLI of an IOS device.

7. Used to enable the password for vty lines - This is associated with the Global Configuration Mode. In this mode, you can enable the password for vty lines.