Exam N10-008 topic 1 question 625 discussion

Ah I would say “Badge Reader” as well…initially I said “smart deadbolt” like an idiot like some of you. But when you think about it IT personnel, facilities personnel, building personnel, ISP or vendors sometimes need access to the “IDF” aka Intermediate Distribution Frame”…so allowing people to access the IDF is crucial therefore having a “Badge Reader” there for access does two things…locks/unlocks doors and most importantly records who is badging in and out of the IDF…that there is why a Smart Deadbolt is irrelevant and useless…if you said Smart Deadbolt that means you never worked in an IT setting…or an ideal setting.

badge readers

Smart deadbolt should be the answer since we're talking about an IDF

Smart deadbolt should be the answer since we're talking about an IDF

what are these ChatGPT answers bro T_T.

C. RFID badge readers An Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF) in a secure facility typically houses networking equipment and connections. In this context, security measures are likely to involve access control to the networking infrastructure. RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) badge readers are commonly used for secure access control in facilities. These readers can authenticate individuals based on RFID badges or cards, providing a secure means of access to network equipment. While options A (Full-size body scanners) and B (Iris scanner) are more associated with physical security measures for access to the facility, option D (Smart deadbolt) is related to securing physical doors and may not be directly tied to securing the network infrastructure in the IDF. Therefore, the most relevant security measure for an IDF installation in a secure facility is likely to be C. RFID badge readers.