A new security policy stores all remote access to network devices must be performed using secure connections whenever possible. Which of the following remote access technologies would a technician…

The correct answer is A. RDP. RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is Microsoft's built-in protocol for graphical, GUI-based remote access to Windows systems - it provides a full interactive desktop experience without requiring any CLI knowledge. It also satisfies the 'secure connections' requirement as it…

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A new security policy stores all remote access to network devices must be performed using secure connections whenever possible. Which of the following remote access technologies would a technician MOST likely use to manage a Windows-based device remote without using a CLI?

Options

ARDP
BSSH
CTelnet
DRADIUS
ESSO

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(41 responses)

A
85% (35)
B
5% (2)
C
7% (3)
E
2% (1)

Explanation

RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is Microsoft's built-in protocol for graphical, GUI-based remote access to Windows systems - it provides a full interactive desktop experience without requiring any CLI knowledge. It also satisfies the 'secure connections' requirement as it encrypts the session by default (port 3389). SSH provides only CLI/terminal access. Telnet is insecure (plaintext) and CLI-only. RADIUS is an authentication and accounting protocol, not a remote access technology. SSO (Single Sign-On) is an authentication mechanism, not a remote desktop tool.

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