220-1002 · Question #732
Which of the following application installation methods requires the use of a valid IP address?
The correct answer is B. Network-based. Network-based installation retrieves software packages from a server over the network and inherently requires a valid IP address to communicate with the installation source.
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Which of the following application installation methods requires the use of a valid IP address?
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- AUSB
- BNetwork-based
- CScript-based
- DCD-ROM
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B92% (22)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
Network-based installation retrieves software packages from a server over the network and inherently requires a valid IP address to communicate with the installation source.
USB installation uses a physical flash drive inserted locally and requires no network connectivity or IP address to function.
Network-based installation methods pull installation packages from a server (such as an MDT server, SCCM distribution point, or UNC share), which requires the client to have a valid IP address to establish a network connection, authenticate, and download the necessary files from the source.
Script-based installation executes a local script file; while a script may optionally call network resources, the method itself does not inherently require a valid IP address.
CD-ROM installation uses a physical optical disc and requires no network connectivity or IP address.
Concept tested: Network-based application installation connectivity requirements
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/osd/deploy-use/deploy-windows-over-the-network
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