Exam N10-008 topic 1 question 276 discussion

Out-of-band access provides the BEST solution for redundant link and management network access in an incident response scenario. Out-of-band access is a remote access method that allows administrators to connect to network devices through a dedicated, separate network, rather than through the production network. This provides a redundant link and a secure channel to access the management network, which is essential during incident response scenarios. Out-of-band access also allows administrators to remotely manage and troubleshoot network devices, even if the production network is down.

This method provides a dedicated management channel that operates independently of the main network. It ensures that you can still manage network devices even if the primary network is compromised or experiencing issues.

I didnt think out of band acess was a remote access method and got it wrong. learn from my mistake. everything else in the question points to an out of band solution

Should be A according to Professor Messer

A. Out-of-band access.

A. Out-of-band access... Professor Messer Remote Access - N10-008 CompTIA Network+ 4.4 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nHUApn4wCPo&embeds_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.professormesser.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE&feature=emb_title

A. Out-of-band access is a remote access method that provides a separate, independent channel for accessing network devices and systems. Out-of-band access uses a dedicated network connection or a separate communication channel, such as a dial-up or cellular connection, to provide access to network devices and systems. This allows an administrator to access the management network even if the primary network connection is unavailable or impaired. Out-of-band access is a good solution for providing a redundant link to the management network in an incident response scenario because it can be used to access the network even if the primary connection is unavailable or impaired.

Out of band access a smart out of band access Network can be effective at maintaining access to devices even when the production network is down