A network engineer must enforce a security policy requiring real-time validation of individual CLI commands executed during administrator sessions on enterprise switches. Additionally, the policy dictates that the entire communication payload between the switch and the AAA server must be encrypted. Which protocol and operational mechanism fulfill these security requirements?
- TACACS+, because it operates over TCP and decouples authorization from authentication, allowing per-command validation while encrypting the entire packet payload.Cevap
- BRADIUS, because it operates over UDP and provides per-command authorization by combining authentication and authorization headers into a single encrypted packet payload.
- CTACACS+, because it operates over UDP and encrypts only the password field while transmitting command authorization parameters in cleartext for lower latency.
- DRADIUS, because it operates over TCP and encrypts the entire packet body while decoupling accounting from authentication to permit per-command checks.
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TACACS+ is the correct choice because it uses TCP transport, decouples AAA functions to enable individual command authorization, and encrypts the entire packet payload.
TACACS+ separates the AAA pillars into discrete operations, allowing an administrator to configure per-command authorization on network devices. Furthermore, TACACS+ runs over TCP port 49 and encrypts the entire packet body beyond the 12-byte header, satisfying all requirements specified in the scenario.
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