A system administrator is configuring an authentication server to support 802.1X wireless client access across campus switch stacks. Which operational characteristic of RADIUS makes it the primary protocol choice for this network access scenario compared to TACACS+?
- It combines authentication and authorization into a single protocol process while encrypting only the user password.Cevap
- BIt utilizes TCP port 49 to ensure connection-oriented delivery of authorization messages.
- CIt decouples authentication, authorization, and accounting into distinct independent services for granular per-command control.
- DIt encrypts the entire packet payload including the packet header for maximum security across untrusted networks.
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RADIUS combines authentication and authorization into a single protocol exchange and encrypts only the password field, making it the industry standard for 802.1X network access control.
The correct answer accurately identifies key attributes of RADIUS: it combines authentication and authorization into a unified exchange and encrypts only the password attribute in the request body. This combined model is optimized for network access control applications like 802.1X.
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