The administrator is configuring a switch and chooses to enable port security on several ports. The configuration for the interface GigabitEthernet$1/0/1$ is shown below. Based on this configuration, is the administrator planning to connect a network extension device, such as a switch or access point, to the interface?

interface GigabitEthernet$1/0/1$

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switchport port$-$security

switchport port$-$security aging time $2$

switchport port$-$security violation restrict

switchport port$-$security aging type inactivity

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No$,$ based on the aging time and type, he is limiting access to other devices.

Yes, based on the limited aging time, the administrator expects many different MAC addresses on the port.

No$,$ because port security is never set on interfaces that connect to other network intermediary devices.

Yes, because the violation mode is set to restrict and not left to default shutdown.

No$,$ because the administrator has not issued a$$port$-$security maximum$$command$.$