A Linux administrator opens a ticket to have an external hard drive mounted. As a security policy, external storage kernel modules are disabled. Which of the following is the BEST command for adding…

rmmod removes an already-loaded kernel module from the running kernel, which is the opposite of what is needed to enable a disabled module.

modinfo displays metadata about a kernel module such as its description, parameters, and dependencies, but does not load or insert the module into the kernel.

depmod generates a modules.dep dependency file used by modprobe to resolve dependencies, but does not itself load any module into the running kernel.

insmod inserts a kernel module directly into the running kernel by specifying the full path to the .ko file, allowing the administrator to immediately load usb-storage.ko without requiring module dependency resolution, which is the correct approach when adding a specific disabled module.