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Which of the following technologies is NOT commonly used for accessing systems and services in a
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cloud environment in a secure manner?
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Had something like this in a mock, it's A
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KVM isn't used by users for secure access, it's just the virtualization layer. Pretty sure A is right here.
KVM isn't used by users for secure access, it's just the virtualization layer. Pretty sure A is right here.
I don’t think it’s C. B or D would both be used for secure connections, but KVM (A) isn’t actually about access for end users-it’s the virtualization layer itself. Feels like the trap is confusing backend tech with access methods.
Why would TLS or HTTPS be a possible answer here? Both are actually used for securing access, but KVM just runs the underlying VMs. Am I missing something about how they'd expect to see VPN used though?
I don't think it's C, even though VPNs get mis-marketed sometimes. KVM (A) isn't an access technology, it's more backend virtualization. The others all directly secure connections. That feels like the trap here.
C/D?
Isn't VPN sometimes just marketing, like split tunnel? Could C actually be the trap here?
Its A. KVM is more for running VMs, not really about how users securely access cloud services.
KVM here. It's more about virtualization itself, not really for secure user access like VPN, TLS, or HTTPS. Pretty sure A.
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