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N10-005 · Question #823
N10-005 Question #823: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Point to Point. Remote access VPN creates an individual, dedicated tunnel between a single remote user and the VPN gateway, which is a point-to-point topology. Other topologies describe LAN physical layouts unrelated to VPN architecture.
Question
Which of the following network topologies is MOST likely used in remote access VPN?
Options
- APoint to Point
- BBus
- CRing
- DMesh
Explanation
Remote access VPN creates an individual, dedicated tunnel between a single remote user and the VPN gateway, which is a point-to-point topology. Other topologies describe LAN physical layouts unrelated to VPN architecture.
Common mistakes.
- B. A bus topology connects all devices to a single shared medium and is a legacy LAN physical topology with no relation to VPN tunnel architecture.
- C. A ring topology connects each device to exactly two neighbors in a closed loop, a LAN/WAN physical arrangement not applicable to remote access VPN design.
- D. A mesh topology interconnects every node to multiple other nodes for redundancy; it is used in site-to-site WAN designs, not individual remote access VPN sessions.
Concept tested. Remote access VPN point-to-point topology
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