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Which VPN feature allows remote access clients to print documents to local network printers?

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Which VPN feature allows remote access clients to print documents to local network printers?

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A.
Reverse Route Injection

B.
split tunneling

C.
loopback addressing

D.
dynamic virtual tunnels

In 300-209 (v.5)Exam 300-209 (update April 17th, 2016)

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One Comment on “Which VPN feature allows remote access clients to print documents to local network printers?”

amin says:

August 7, 2016 at 10:26 pm

split tunneling

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