SK0-005 Question 8

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  First off, RDP is only a Windows based protocol, not all servers use Windows as the OS. At one time, all servers were bare-metal servers. Servers were kept on-premises and often belonged to the organization using and operating them. In computer networking, a bare-metal server is a physical computer server that is used by one consumer, or tenant, only. Each server offered for rental is a distinct physical piece of hardware that is a functional server on its own. They are not virtual servers running in multiple pieces of shared hardware. With that being the definition of On-Premises Server, you could use A. IP KVM, or C. A crash cart to gain access to the server. The question is vague enough not to be able to correctly determine by not knowing the need. Is the server in the same room? Do they have a OOB network set up? If you can access the server via IP KVM, why wouldn't you opt to?. Make sure you do your Backups/ Testing beforehand.

• Chose C1

  An administrator needs to perform bare-metal maintenance on a server "IN" a remote datacenter.

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  I doesn't say "in the remote data center". It says: "to perfom [...] on a server, in a remote datacenter". The requirement "remote connection" cleary has to be met. That's way a crash cart is false.