Which command configures a standard named ACL?

The command that configures a standard named Access Control List (ACL) is "ip access-list standard name." This command sets up a named ACL, which allows you to define and apply a more descriptive name to your ACL rather than using just a number. Named ACLs offer more flexibility than numbered ACLs because you can make changes to the ACL configuration without having to remove it and redefine it.

When you use this command, you enter the access-list configuration mode where you can add permit or deny statements. By using a named approach, it becomes easier to manage multiple ACLs, especially in larger networks where clarity and organization are essential.

The other choices do not represent valid commands for creating a standard named ACL. One choice suggests using "access-list name permit," but this does not establish a standard named ACL. Another indicates "standard acl config," which is not a recognized command in Cisco IOS for ACLs. Finally, "ip-list name" does not match the syntax required for defining any type of ACL. Hence, the selection of "ip access-list standard name" is the correct choice for configuring a standard named ACL.