DES-4121 · Question #24
What can a technician do to ensure that no malicious code can be introduced into any of the servers through physical access?
The correct answer is C. Set User Accessible Ports to disabled. Explanation/Reference: Explanation: Since normal iDRAC credentials are used for logging in, iDRAC Direct works as a secure crash cart with the additional advantage of extensive hardware management and service diagnostics. This can be an attractive option for securing physical…
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What can a technician do to ensure that no malicious code can be introduced into any of the servers through physical access?
Options
- ASet USB 3 0 to disabled
- BSet Secure Boot Policy to enabled
- CSet User Accessible Ports to disabled
- DSet UEFl Variable Access to disabled
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A5% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C79% (30)
- D13% (5)
Explanation
Explanation/Reference: Explanation: Since normal iDRAC credentials are used for logging in, iDRAC Direct works as a secure crash cart with the additional advantage of extensive hardware management and service diagnostics. This can be an attractive option for securing physical access to the server in remote locations (host USB ports and VGA outputs can be disabled in this case)
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