Which type of client is used to access different enclaves without needing multiple workstations in CANES?

The Secure Office Trusted Thin Client (SOTTC) is designed to facilitate secure access to multiple enclaves from a single workstation. This technology allows users to operate across different security domains without the need for multiple physical machines. Such functionality is crucial in environments, like the Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES), where security, efficiency, and resource management are paramount.

Thin clients like SOTTC reduce hardware costs and increase operational efficiency by centralizing the processing power and storage in a more secure environment, rather than on the individual users' workstations. This ensures that sensitive data remains within secure enclaves while providing users with the accessibility they need to perform their tasks effectively.

In contrast, other options may not provide the same centralized, secure access capabilities. The Virtual Workstation Client typically refers to standard virtual desktop scenarios, the Remote Desktop Client allows access to a desktop environment but may not be optimized for multiple secured environments, and the Network Access Terminal may focus more on connectivity rather than the specialized secure access functionalities that SOTTC provides.