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Which protocol does Windows use for implementing terminal server and client functionality?

• Secure Shell (SSH)

• Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

• Virtual Network Computing (VNC)

• 2. Microsoft Remote Assistance (MSRA)

What is the primary function of remote desktop tools?

• Managing network hardware

• Accessing computers remotely

• Configuring firewalls

• Monitoring network traffic

How does RDP authenticate and encrypt session data?

• It uses username and password authentication, and session data is encrypted

• It uses public key authentication, and session data is encrypted

• It uses biometric authentication, and session data is encrypted

• It uses fingerprint authentication, and session data is not encrypted

What limitation does RDP have on Windows systems?

• Only one user can be signed in at a time.

• Multiple users can be signed in simultaneously.

• RDP does not support encryption.

• RDP cannot be used over the internet.

Which alternative protocol to RDP is commonly used on macOS systems?

• Secure Shell (SSH)

• Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

• Virtual Network Computing (VNC)

• 5. Microsoft Remote Assistance (MSRA)

Which protocol does Windows use for implementing terminal server and client functionality?

• Secure Shell (SSH)

• Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

• Virtual Network Computing (VNC)

• 2. Microsoft Remote Assistance (MSRA)

What is the purpose of Microsoft Remote Assistance (MSRA)?

• Accessing computers remotely

• Troubleshooting and providing remote assistance

• Managing network hardware

• Monitoring network traffic

What is the default port used by Secure Shell (SSH)?

• 443

• 80

• 21

• 22

What is the primary purpose of Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) tools?

• Managing network hardware

• Troubleshooting network issues

• Providing remote assistance

• Monitoring and managing computers remotely

Which type of software allows users to grant remote access to their desktop?

• Screen-sharing software

• Video-conferencing software

• File transfer software

• 9. Virtual private networks