Exam N10-008 topic 1 question 275 discussion

We run a split tunnel VPN for work and I assure you I can monitor them just fine if they are using their work laptops. I think this is more about running a virtual desktop purely for work purposes (which is potentially monitored) and then you go do your own personal stuff on your own computer. But that's just my thoughts.

The only answer I could think of is Virtual desktop nothing else.

Answer is A because split tunnel allows for simultaneous ethernet traffic and vpn traffic

bad question. again. You can argue for both A and D. Id be inclined to pick A just because its comptia, but i consider this question a wash

D. I will have to go with D. Having a VPN running even if it's split means the company still has access to the device and doesn't alleviate any concerns. Logging on to a virtual desktop seems like the better chpice, where company could still monitor activities but as soon as the session ends, that's it. There is no way for them to access the laptop given the s enario

D. Virtual desktop . The use of a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solution is likely the best option to satisfy both the company's need for monitoring and the employees' desire for privacy. With a VDI solution, the employees can access their work environment and applications from a virtual machine that is hosted on the company's servers. This allows the company to monitor and control access to the work environment without monitoring the employees' personal internet activity.

The best option to satisfy company and employee needs would be to use split tunnel1. Split tunnel is a VPN feature that allows users to choose which traffic to send through the encrypted VPN tunnel and which traffic to send through the regular internet connection. This way, users can access both company resources and local resources at the same time, without compromising their privacy or security. Split tunnel also reduces bandwidth consumption and improves performance, as not all traffic needs to go through the VPN server. The split tunnel differs from the full tunnel, which sends all traffic through the VPN tunnel, regardless of the destination or source.

Split Tunnel

Split Tunnel, answer is D

B. Full tunnel A full tunnel is a VPN configuration in which all network traffic from a remote device is encrypted and sent through the VPN tunnel to the corporate network. By using a full tunnel, the company can assure employees that their internet activity is not being monitored since all traffic is encrypted and sent directly to the corporate network. At the same time, the company can ensure that all traffic to and from the remote device is secure and protected by the VPN tunnel.

I would go with Split tunnel VPN as with the Professor Messer video tutorials... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nHUApn4wCPo&embeds_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.professormesser.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE&feature=emb_title

Full tunel is the correcct one

Another CompTIA question that tests your knowledge is if you know what Split Tunnel is by rephrasing the definition in a reality. Split tunneling routes and encrypt only the traffic bound for the headquarters over the VPN, and send the rest of the traffic to the regular Internet. A. Split Tunnel VPN ▪ Routes and encrypts only the traffic bound for the headquarters over the VPN, and sends the rest of the traffic to the regular Internet B. Full Tunnel VPN ▪ Routes and encrypts all network requests through the VPN connection back to the headquarters C. Site with the Site is a secure connection between two private networks across a public network D. Virtual Desktops ▪ User’s desktop computer is running in a browser ▪ Used from the web, laptop, tablet, or phone ▪ Easier to secure and upgrade for the admins

Wouldn't having a vm for work related items and just using your regular desktop for anything personal make sense too? Still leaning towards split tunnel because that seems like the option CompTIA wants but I think both could work.

A. Split tunnel would satisfy company and employee needs in this scenario. A split tunnel VPN configuration allows for the private internet activity of employees to not be monitored by the company. In a split tunnel VPN, only traffic to and from the company network is sent through the VPN, while all other internet activity is sent directly through the employee's local internet connection. This would alleviate the employees' concerns about the company monitoring their private internet activity.

A. Split tunnel would allow employees to access the company's internal network while also allowing them to access the internet on their personal devices without the company monitoring their internet activity. This would satisfy the company's need to secure its internal network while also reassuring employees that their private internet activity is not being monitored

100% split tunnel and starting to to be convinced that JakeCharles works for compTIA and is purposely commenting wrong answers.