An administrator does not have console access to a Linux Server. Which of the following steps could the administrator perform to reboot the system remotely?

Executing the `reboot` command remotely without specifying the secure connection method like SSH and providing authentication is an incomplete step for remote access.

While `shutdown` can be used for rebooting (e.g., `shutdown -r now`), the command itself requires a secure shell connection first, making this an incomplete action.

The `shutdown -h` command is used to halt or power off the system, not to reboot it.

To remotely reboot a Linux server, an administrator must first establish a secure connection, typically using SSH (Secure Shell). Once connected and authenticated, executing the `reboot` command, often with root privileges (e.g., via `sudo` or by switching to the root user), will initiate a graceful shutdown and restart of the system.