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` (remove module) is used to unload a kernel module from the kernel, which is the opposite of what is needed to enable external storage.

`modinfo` displays information about a kernel module, such as its description, author, and dependencies, but it does not load or unload the module.

`depmod` is used to generate a list of module dependencies and map files, which helps `modprobe` load modules efficiently, but it does not load modules itself.

The `insmod` command (insert module) is used to load a specified kernel module into the Linux kernel from its file path. In this scenario, `/lib/modules/3.6.12-100-generic/kernel/drivers/usb/storage/usb-storage.ko` is the full path to the kernel module responsible for handling USB storage devices, so `insmod` will enable its functionality.