Which of the following indicates a switch can be managed remotely?

A switch can be managed remotely when it has an IP address configured. This configuration allows network administrators to connect to the switch over a network using various management protocols, such as SSH or HTTP, which facilitate remote access to the switch's management interface. Essentially, the presence of an IP address is crucial for enabling communication between the switch and remote management tools or consoles.

In contrast, the presence of physical devices does not imply any management capability. The default SVI (Switched Virtual Interface) being disabled or interfaces not operating also do not indicate management capability, as they can impact remote access rather than enable it. Only a properly configured IP address would allow for remote management access to the switch.