Refer to the exhibit. The network administrator is configuring the port security feature on switch SWC. The administrator issued the command show port-security interface fa 0/2 to verify the configuration. What can be concluded from the output that is shown? (Choose three.)

Based on the output shown in the exhibit for the interface fa0/2 with port security enabled, the following conclusions can be made:

1. This port is currently up: The “Port Status” is showing as “Secure-up,” which indicates that the interface is up and running and that port security is active.
2. The switch port mode for this interface is access mode: Since port security is typically applied on access ports and the fact that the port is up with a single MAC address suggests that it is functioning as an access port.
3. Security violations will cause this port to shut down immediately: The “Violation Mode” is set to “Shutdown.” This means that if a security violation occurs, the port will immediately go into the error-disabled state and stop forwarding frames.

The output does not indicate that the port is configured as a trunk link, nor does it suggest that three security violations have been detected on this interface (the “Security Violation Count” is 0). Additionally, it cannot be concluded that there is no device currently connected to this port; on the contrary, the presence of a “Last Source Address” suggests that a device is or recently was connected.