A network administrator needs to establish a remote management connection to a core router located at an unstaffed branch office. The solution must grant low-level command-line interface (CLI) access for emergency troubleshooting even if the router's primary operating system network interfaces or main WAN links experience a complete failure. Which of the following solutions best satisfies these requirements?
- An out-of-band serial console server connected to the router's console port with a dedicated cellular modem linkCevap
- BIn-band administrative Telnet sessions configured over port 22 on the primary WAN Ethernet interface
- CRemote Desktop Protocol (RDP) sessions established over connectionless UDP across the primary WAN link
- DIn-band Simple Network Management Protocol version 2 (SNMPv2c) read-write polling over the local area network
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An out-of-band serial console server connected to the router's console port with a dedicated cellular modem link
Out-of-band (OOB) management provides an alternate, isolated communication path to network hardware. By connecting a serial console server directly to the router's physical console port and routing traffic over an independent channel such as a cellular modem, administrators retain full CLI access to troubleshoot device failures even when primary IP interfaces or WAN circuits are down.
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Out-of-Band (OOB) Remote Management