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Modem is connected to :

APort

BPrinter port

CParallel port

DCOM port

Answer:

D. COM port

Read Explanation:

Serial ports (COM ports) or USB ports.

Historically, modems were connected to:

- Serial ports (COM1, COM2, etc.): Using RS-232 or RS-232C connectors.

- Parallel ports (LPT1, LPT2, etc.): Less common.

Nowadays, modems are often connected to:

- USB ports: Using USB-to-serial adapters or built-in USB modems.

Some modems may also connect via:

- Ethernet ports (RJ-45): For broadband or network connections.

- PCI or PCIe slots: For internal modems.

However, traditional dial-up modems usually require serial or USB connections.


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