Free Cisco 300-620 Actual Exam Questions - Question 6 Discussion

D imo. SMB is designed for file sharing and remote access, so it fits the backup file access scenario well. Pair that with FTP (B) since it’s a common protocol for transfers and often supported for backups. SFTP is secure but might not always be enabled on all APIC setups, whereas SMB is more straightforward for network file access. TFTP feels too limited and HTTPS usually handles web traffic rather than file system access in this context. So B and D make sense to me as solid options for remote backup access.

C/D? SMB is often used for file sharing and could support remote backup access, and SFTP is definitely strong for secure transfers. FTP feels less secure, so I’d drop that one.

B imo, since FTP is widely supported for remote file access, and E too, because HTTPS is common for secure web-based file management. TFTP feels outdated and SMB is more about network shares than backups.

I think FTP (B) and SFTP (C) are the best fit here. Both are common for file transfers with authentication, so they make sense for accessing backups remotely. TFTP (A) is too simple and insecure for reliable backup access. SMB and HTTPS don’t usually handle direct backup file access on APIC. So, definitely B and C.

A/C seem right, TFTP and SFTP usually used for file transfers.