A network security administrator is configuring centralized security management for enterprise switches and routers. Match each AAA pillar or protocol characteristic on the left with its correct operational description on the right.
- AuthenticationVerifies identity using credentials such as username and password before granting access.
- AuthorizationDetermines the specific commands, services, and privilege levels an identified user is allowed to execute.
- AccountingTracks and logs resource utilization, session duration, and specific executed commands for auditing purposes.
- TACACS+ Security ArchitectureEncrypts the entire payload of the packet and separatesAAA functions using TCP port 49.
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Authentication matches with verifying user credentials. Authorization matches with defining allowed privileges and commands. Accounting matches with logging user activity and session details. TACACS+ Security Architecture matches with encrypting the full payload and separating AAA functions over TCP port 49.
Authentication verifies credentials (who you are), Authorization controls permitted actions/commands (what you can do), Accounting logs user session details (what you did), and TACACS+ architecture relies on TCP port 49 while providing full-packet payload encryption and modular separation of AAA functions.
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AAA Framework Pillars and TACACS+ Protocol Architecture