Exam 220-1102 topic 1 question 2 discussion

The answer is B because we are discussing logging into a Linux SERVER (not a desktop). The best way to do that is via SSH.

The issue was connecting via graphical interface, eliminate SFTP because its too limited in what it can do which is file transfer. the only one thats not GUI is SSH

GUI is crashing on server; SSH is command line and is the better choice over VNC which, if it works, would look like hot garbage

SSH or Secure Shell is a network communication protocol that enables two computers to communicate (c.f http or hypertext transfer protocol, which is the protocol used to transfer hypertext such as web pages) and share data.

Explanation below: I had no idea but was out of SSH and VNC. A quick Google search has told me the answer is SSH as this is primarily used and better for servers compared to VNC VNC Allows users to share a screen across multiple sessions, and is compatible with many devices and operating systems. VNC Connect encrypts all connections end-to-end, and remote computers can be protected by a password or system login credentials. SSH Sets up an encrypted connection between a user's device and a remote machine, often a server. SSH uses public and private key pairs for authentication, which is more secure than traditional password authentication.

SecureShell is a good way to remote into a server via command line interface, rather than via GUI.

B SSH. GUI is crashed. If GUI crashes how can he use VNC.

VNC allows remote access to a system's desktop environment, providing a graphical interface that allows for troubleshooting and diagnosis. Since the GUI fails when attempting to log in remotely, using VNC would allow the administrator to visually observe the server's desktop environment, identify errors or failures, and potentially troubleshoot the problem further.

hmm, I guess its SSH. But I picked VNC cause we are trying to get into the GUI. I get that the GUI is crashing, but he was using RDP to remote into a linux server, so of course it wasn't working

he tried to use remote desktop on linux server to fix it which would have been VNC. but since the gui is crashing he needs to use ssh (command line) to fix it. I think that ssh is best answer

C. VNC (Virtual Network Computing). VNC allows remote access to a graphical desktop environment, which will allow the administrator to view the server's GUI even when there are issues with the server's local display. This can help diagnose the cause of the crashing GUI and potentially resolve the issue.

VNC is a remote desktop access protocol that allows users to view and interact with the graphical desktop environment of a remote computer. It provides a way for the administrator to access the Linux server's graphical interface remotely and investigate the GUI crash.

Uses a text based interface to give you access under CLI.

B Because u can SSH using the RDP port and test if the port is open.

It's B. Linux server. Issue with the GUI. You still need to log into it. You can login with a CLI via SSH. Not sure how you guys are getting D.

How to transffer data between linux and windows Navigate and open File > Site Manager. Click a New Site. Set the Protocol to SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol). Set the Hostname to the IP address of the Linux machine. Set the Logon Type as Normal. Add the username and password of the Linux machine. Click on connect. can this help to clarify the answer to be B

It's not remote desktop. It's Microsoft Remote Assistance that helps with remote issues. It's a Windows desktop remoting into a Linux server. So it would be MSRA