A systems administrator needs to install software packages on a server from an Internet-based repository. The server does not have Internet connectivity. Which of the following can be used to allow…

A local package repository stores packages directly on the internal network but does not provide a mechanism for the server to access external Internet repositories itself.

UUCP (Unix-to-Unix Copy Protocol) is an old suite of programs for remote communication and file transfer, not typically used for modern internet proxying or package repository access.

Remote SSH port forwarding establishes a secure tunnel where the administrator's desktop (client) forwards a local port to a remote port on the server. This setup allows the server, lacking direct internet access, to proxy its internet traffic through the SSH tunnel on the administrator's internet-connected desktop, enabling access to internet-based repositories.

X11 forwarding allows graphical applications running on the server to display on the client desktop, but it does not provide a general-purpose internet connection for the server.