A field technician is setting up network equipment inside an Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF) closet located in a public hallway of a multi-tenant facility. Because the closet door must remain unlocked during business hours to comply with local building regulations, the technician needs to secure the physical hardware itself from unauthorized physical extraction and prevent unauthorized Ethernet connections. Which of the following physical security controls should the technician implement?
- Install lockable equipment enclosures and physical RJ-45 port locksCevap
- BAffix tamper-evident asset tags to the chassis of each network device
- CPosition exterior CCTV cameras to monitor the main entry doors of the building
- DAttach privacy screens to the management console displays in the closet
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Installing lockable equipment enclosures and physical RJ-45 port locks directly secures the hardware inside the unlocked room from physical theft and blocks unauthorized physical connections.
Lockable rack enclosures prevent unauthorized removal of network switches from the rack frame, and RJ-45 port locks physically restrict insertion of cables into open ports. Together, these measures secure hardware and ports even when the room itself cannot be locked.
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Physical Hardware and Port Security Controls
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