The correct answer is: C. client initiated bootstrap
A client initiated bootstrap is a process in which the client device initiates the communication with the server. This is in contrast to a server initiated bootstrap, in which the server initiates the communication with the client.
In a client initiated bootstrap, the client device first sends a request to the server. The server then responds to the request by sending the client device the necessary software. The client device then installs the software and is ready to use.
A client initiated bootstrap is often used in situations where the client device is not always connected to the server. For example, a client device that is used in a mobile environment may not always have a network connection. In this situation, the client device can initiate the bootstrap process when it does have a network connection.
The other options are incorrect because they do not describe a client initiated bootstrap.
- Factory bootstrap: This is a process in which the software is installed on the client device at the factory.
- Server limited bootstrap: This is a process in which the server limits the software that can be installed on the client device.
- Bootstrap: This is a general term for the process of initializing a computer system.