Match each authentication protocol or security standard to its core operational characteristic.
- RADIUSCombines authentication and authorization, operating over UDP and encrypting only the user password field.
- TACACS+Separates AAA functions, operates over TCP port 49, and encrypts the entire packet payload.
- KerberosUses ticket-granting tokens and key distribution centers to provide secure mutual authentication in domain networks.
- 802.1XEnforces port-based network access control to authenticate endpoints before granting switch or wireless network access.
Answer
RADIUS matches with combining authentication and authorization while encrypting only passwords over UDP; TACACS+ matches with separating AAA services and encrypting the full payload over TCP port 49; Kerberos matches with using ticket-granting tokens for mutual authentication; 802.1X matches with providing port-based network access control.
Each term is correctly matched according to its underlying transport protocol, encryption scope, AAA architecture, or access control mechanism.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
AAA Framework and Authentication Methods