A remote access VPN typically gives users access to multiple resources within a site.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not applicable
• D. Cannot determine

Answer: (A)

When you connect with a remote access VPN, your device is brought onto the private network as if you were on site. Once you’re authenticated and authorized, you can reach many internal resources—such as file shares, intranet sites, business applications, and printers—depending on your role and the network policy. A VPN is designed to give access to multiple resources within the site, not just a single item, though exact access can be limited by segmentation rules or ACLs and by whether the connection uses full or split tunneling. In typical configurations, the result is access to a range of resources across the internal network.