A critical server has stopped responding in a distant location where there are no remote technicians to check the condition of the server. Which of the following can assist in checking the condition…

VNC (Virtual Network Computing) requires a functional graphical desktop environment on the server and is typically ineffective if the OS has stopped responding.

Bootstrap Protocol (BOOTP) is used for network booting and IP address assignment, not for checking the condition of an operational or non-responsive server.

iDRAC (Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller) serves the same purpose as ILO for Dell servers, providing out-of-band management, but only two options should be chosen, and ILO (F) is already selected as a valid representative of this technology.

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) relies on the server's graphical user interface and associated services being fully operational, making it unsuitable for a server that has stopped responding.

SSH (Secure Shell) provides a secure command-line interface to the server, allowing administrators to check system logs, processes, and network status to diagnose issues, assuming the operating system is still responsive enough for SSH to function.

ILO (Integrated Lights-Out) is an embedded server technology that provides out-of-band management, allowing remote administrators to access the server's console, control power, and monitor hardware status even if the operating system is completely unresponsive or crashed.