A network administrator loses all network access to a remote branch router following a fiber cut on the primary WAN circuit. The administrator needs to establish a command-line interface (CLI) session to inspect the router's boot process and interface status without relying on the down IP network link. Which mechanism provides remote management capabilities in this out-of-band scenario?
- A terminal server attached to the router's serial console port and connected to an external cellular modemCevap
- BAn SSH session initiated over TCP port 23 directed to the router's primary Ethernet interface IP address
- CAn unencrypted UDP stream directed to port 22 across the active local area switch interface
- DAn SNMPv1 GET request transmitted over UDP port 161 across the standard default gateway path
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Connecting a terminal server to the router's serial console port backed by a cellular modem provides true out-of-band management isolated from primary network outages.
Out-of-band (OOB) management provides a dedicated, alternative access path to network hardware that functions independently of the primary data network. A cellular modem connected to a terminal server allows direct serial console connection to the router's CLI, enabling administrators to troubleshoot even when the main WAN fiber link is completely cut.
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Out-of-Band (OOB) Management