A company is creating a solution that can move 400 employees into a remote working environment in the event of an unexpected disaster. The user desktops have a mix of Windows and Linux operating systems. Multiple types of software, such as web browsers and mail clients, are installed on each desktop. A solutions architect needs to implement a solution that can be integrated with the company’s on-premises Active Directory to allow employees to use their existing identity credentials. The solution must provide multifactor authentication (MFA) and must replicate the user experience from the existing desktops. Which solution will meet these requirements?
Select one answer.
Marked answer: C
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C. is the answer, but really none of the answers are right. The real flaw here is that they're using an AD connector as a backup. They should be using a managed AD or have an EC2 AD server. If there's an actual disaster, relying on a VPN and a server that might be unreachable well architected.
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So true! I was about to write the exact same thing... Disaster can often equals no more Datacenter so no AD to "connect" to for the AD connector.
