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A technician has been tasked with remotely imaging a computer tab. The imaging process is failing because there is no response from the computers over the network. Which of the following should the…
The correct answer is A. Configure remote desktop connection B. Configure BIOS to enable Wake-on-LAN. Two configurations are needed to enable remote imaging over a network. Wake-on-LAN (WoL), enabled in BIOS (B), allows a powered-off or sleeping computer to be woken up by a special 'magic packet' sent over the network - without this, offline machines will never respond to…
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A technician has been tasked with remotely imaging a computer tab. The imaging process is failing because there is no response from the computers over the network. Which of the following should the technician perform to resolve the issue? (Choose two.)
Options
- AConfigure remote desktop connection
- BConfigure BIOS to enable Wake-on-LAN
- CConfigure BIOS to enable SSH
- DConfigure automatic updates
- EConfigure startup applications
- FConfigure BIOS to enable PXE boot
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A43% (13)
- C30% (9)
- D13% (4)
- E3% (1)
- F10% (3)
Explanation
Two configurations are needed to enable remote imaging over a network. Wake-on-LAN (WoL), enabled in BIOS (B), allows a powered-off or sleeping computer to be woken up by a special 'magic packet' sent over the network - without this, offline machines will never respond to imaging requests. Remote Desktop Connection (A) allows the technician to remotely access and manage each machine once it is awake, enabling remote control of the imaging process. PXE boot (F) is a distractor that enables booting from a network server but is not specifically required if the imaging solution uses an agent already installed on the OS. Together, WoL ensures the machines respond and RDC enables remote management.
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