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0Jason wants to implement a remote access virtual private network (VPN) for users in his organization who primarily rely on hosted web applications. What common VPN type is best suited to this if he wants to avoid deploying client software to his end-user systems?
Answer Options
A
A TLS VPN
B
An RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) VPN
C
An Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) VPN
D
An IPSec VPN
Correct Answer: A
Explanation
A Transport Layer Security (TLS) VPN is frequently chosen when ease of use is important, and web applications are the primary usage mode. RDP is a remote access tool, not a VPN tool, and ICMP is used for things like ping, not for VPN. IPSec VPNs are used for site-to-site VPNs and for purposes where other protocols may be needed, because they make the endpoint system appear to be on the remote network.