An engineer needs to provide access to company resources for several offshore contractors. The contractors require: - Access to a number of applications, including internal websites - Access to database data and the ability to manipulate it - The ability to log into Linux and Windows servers remotely Which of the following remote access technologies are the BEST choices to provide all of this access securely? (Choose two.)

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An engineer needs to provide access to company resources for several offshore contractors. The contractors require: - Access to a number of applications, including internal websites - Access to…

The correct answer is D. VDI E. VPN. The contractors need broad, secure remote access covering web apps, database manipulation, and direct Linux/Windows server login. VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) provides a hosted virtual desktop within the corporate environment, giving access to internal websites and…

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Question

An engineer needs to provide access to company resources for several offshore contractors. The contractors require:

Access to a number of applications, including internal websites
Access to database data and the ability to manipulate it
The ability to log into Linux and Windows servers remotely

Which of the following remote access technologies are the BEST choices to provide all of this access securely? (Choose two.)

Options

AVTC
BVRRP
CVLAN
DVDI
EVPN
FTelnet

How the community answered

(30 responses)

A
3% (1)
C
7% (2)
D
73% (22)
F
17% (5)

Explanation

The contractors need broad, secure remote access covering web apps, database manipulation, and direct Linux/Windows server login. VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) provides a hosted virtual desktop within the corporate environment, giving access to internal websites and applications while keeping all data on-premises - nothing is stored on the contractor's local machine, reducing data leakage risk. VPN (Virtual Private Network) creates an encrypted tunnel over the internet, giving contractors network-level access to the corporate environment so they can securely log into Linux and Windows servers via SSH or RDP. Together, VDI and VPN cover all the access requirements securely. VTC is video conferencing; VRRP is a router redundancy protocol; VLAN is network segmentation, not remote access; Telnet is unencrypted and insecure.

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