Match each remote access technology or protocol to its primary operational characteristic and default port assignment.
- SSH (Secure Shell)Provides an encrypted command-line session operating over default TCP port 22 for secure remote system administration.
- RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)Provides a full remote GUI desktop session over default TCP port 3389, requiring Windows Pro, Enterprise, or Server to act as an incoming host server.
- TelnetProvides an unencrypted text-based terminal session over default TCP port 23, transmitting all data and login credentials in cleartext.
- MSRA (Microsoft Remote Assistance)Allows a user to issue an invitation to a helper to view and control their active Windows desktop session over TCP port 3389.
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SSH matches with TCP port 22 encrypted command-line access; RDP matches with TCP port 3389 full GUI host session restricted to Pro/Enterprise Windows editions; Telnet matches with TCP port 23 unencrypted cleartext terminal; MSRA matches with TCP port 3389 user-invited interactive session sharing.
Each technology correctly corresponds to its default network port and operational scope: SSH secures command-line administrative sessions over port 22; RDP provides complete remote control over port 3389 for host-capable Windows editions (Pro/Enterprise); Telnet uses cleartext port 23; and MSRA enables temporary screen-sharing assistance via user invitation over port 3389.
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Remote Access Protocols, Default Ports, and Windows Edition Capabilities
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