An enterprise network security team is designing an access control architecture for two distinct use cases: granular CLI command authorization with full packet encryption for network engineers managing infrastructure devices via SSH, and port-based 802.1X authentication for wireless clients where authentication and authorization must be evaluated together in a single protocol transaction. Which protocol deployment strategy correctly fulfills both technical requirements based on their underlying operational characteristics?
- Deploy TACACS+ over TCP port 49 for infrastructure management because it encrypts the entire packet body and separates AAA functions; deploy RADIUS over UDP ports 1812 and 1813 for 802.1X access control because it encrypts only the password field and combines authentication with authorization.Cevap
- BDeploy RADIUS over TCP port 49 for infrastructure management because it encrypts the full packet body and separates AAA functions; deploy TACACS+ over UDP ports 1812 and 1813 for 802.1X access control because it combines authentication with authorization.
- CDeploy TACACS+ over UDP ports 1812 and 1813 for infrastructure management because it provides full packet encryption; deploy RADIUS over TCP port 49 for 802.1X access control because it separates authentication and authorization for granular access control.
- DDeploy TACACS+ over TCP port 49 for infrastructure management because it encrypts only the password field; deploy RADIUS over UDP ports 1812 and 1813 for 802.1X access control because it encrypts the full packet payload and separates authorization from authentication.
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Deploy TACACS+ over TCP port 49 for infrastructure management because it encrypts the entire packet body and separates AAA functions; deploy RADIUS over UDP ports 1812 and 1813 for 802.1X access control because it encrypts only the password field and combines authentication with authorization.
The correct strategy specifies TACACS+ over TCP port 49 for infrastructure management and RADIUS over UDP ports 1812/1813 for 802.1X network access control. TACACS+ encrypts the entire packet payload and decouples the AAA pillars, making it ideal for command-level authorization during SSH administration sessions. RADIUS encrypts only the user password field and combines authentication and authorization into single Access-Accept messages, making it the industry standard for 802.1X client authentication.
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