Which network links branch offices and single mobile users to a local enterprise network or the Internet?

• A. Remote
• B. Local
• C. Campus
• D. Global

Answer: (A)

Extending access beyond a single location to connect branch offices and roaming users is the function of a remote network. This type of network sits outside the main site and uses wide-area connections, VPNs, or other WAN links to reach the enterprise network or the Internet. It enables centralized resources, security, and management while allowing users to access them from distant offices or while on the move. Local networks stay within one site, campus networks connect buildings on a single campus, and global networks cover very large geographic areas; the scenario described—linking multiple sites and mobile users to the local enterprise network or Internet—best fits remote networking.