2.5 Access Devices Remotely over a Network (common Windows Tools) 800-150 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · medium

   A technician needs to remotely execute a command on a Windows Server 2019 machine using WinRM. The technician is on a different domain and the server is not domain-joined. The technician has enabled WinRM on the server and can ping it. However, the technician receives an 'Access denied' error when trying to connect. What is the most likely cause?

   • AThe server is not configured for HTTPS.
   • BThe firewall is blocking port 5985.
   • CThe WinRM service is not running.
   • DThe technician's account is not in the local Administrators group on the server.
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2. 7foundation · medium

   A technician needs to securely connect to a remote network device over the network using a command-line interface. Which tool is the most secure choice among the following?

   • AWinRM
   • BSSH
   • CRDP
   • DTelnet
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4. 8application · medium

   A technician is configuring a Windows 10 PC for Remote Desktop access from the internet. The PC is behind a home router. The technician has enabled Remote Desktop and created a port forwarding rule on the router for port 3389. However, an external user still cannot connect. What should the technician check next?

   • AChange the RDP port to a non-standard port.
   • BEnsure the PC's firewall allows inbound RDP traffic from the internet.
   • CDisable Network Level Authentication.
   • DAdd the external user to the Remote Desktop Users group.
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5. 9application · medium

   A user reports that they can no longer connect to a Windows 10 PC via Remote Desktop from their home office. The PC is on the corporate network and was working last week. The user can ping the PC's IP address from home. Which troubleshooting step should the technician perform first?

   • AAsk the user to try connecting using the PC's hostname instead of IP.
   • BCheck if the Remote Desktop service is running on the target PC.
   • CVerify the user's account is in the Remote Desktop Users group.
   • DConfirm the PC's IP address has not changed.
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6. 10expert · medium

   A technician is supporting a remote user who connects to a Windows 10 PC via RDP from home. The user reports that the connection drops after a few minutes of inactivity. The technician suspects the issue is related to the RDP session timeout settings. Which setting should the technician configure on the target PC to prevent the session from disconnecting due to inactivity?

   • ADisable Network Level Authentication.
   • BIncrease the 'Connection timeout' in the RDP client.
   • CSet the 'Active session limit' to 'Never'.
   • DSet the 'Idle session limit' to 'Never' in the RDP session timeout settings.
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