An administrator is configuring a server for remote access. The administrator wants to be able to power on a server from a remote location. Which of the following needs to be configured on the…

ILO (Integrated Lights-Out) by HPE and iDRAC (Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller) are dedicated hardware-based management interfaces that operate on a separate management plane, independent of the server's OS. They allow administrators to remotely power on a server, access a virtual console, and perform hardware-level operations even when the server is completely powered off. These interfaces require their own network connection and configuration but provide full remote power control capabilities.

VPN provides a secure encrypted tunnel into a network but cannot power on a server that is already off because the server's OS must be running to establish or maintain a VPN connection.

A serial connection provides out-of-band console access to a running or booting system but does not provide the ability to remotely power on a server that is off.

Configuring the boot sequence determines the order in which a server checks devices for a bootable OS, not the ability to remotely power the server on from an off state.