4.8 Remote Access

What is remote access?

• The ability to connect to a computer or network from any location without being physically present.

• The ability to connect to a computer only when physically present.

• The ability to connect to a network only within the same building.

• The ability to connect to a network only during specific hours.

Which of the following is an example of remote access?

• Accessing your office computer from home.

• Using a computer in the same room.

• Connecting to a network only during office hours.

• Accessing a device only when physically present.

Remote access is useful for which scenario?

• Only when devices are offline.

• When needing to control a device from a different location.

• Only when devices are in the same building.

• When physical presence is required.

What does remote access allow you to do?

• Only connect to local devices.

• Control a computer from any location.

• Access devices only when physically present.

• Connect to a network only during specific hours.

Which of the following is a benefit of remote access?

• Only accessing devices in the same room.

• Connecting to a network from any location.

• Accessing devices only during office hours.

• Requiring physical presence to control a device.

What is a key feature of remote access?

• Requiring physical presence to control a device.

• Allowing control of a computer from any location.

• Only working with local devices.

• Connecting to a network only during specific hours.

What does the AAA in AAA Protocol stand for?

• Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting

• Access, Authorization, and Accounting

• Authentication, Access, and Accounting

• Authentication, Authorization, and Access

How does the AAA Protocol contribute to security?

• By ensuring access is properly granted and monitored

• By providing faster data transmission

• By reducing hardware costs

• By simplifying software development

What is closely monitored in the AAA Protocol?

• Access

• Data speed

• User interface

• Software updates

Which of the following is a key function of the AAA Protocol?

• Preventing unauthorized intrusions

• Increasing data speed

• Reducing software bugs

• Simplifying user interfaces