Match each remote access technology or protocol on the left with its defining operational characteristic and port specification on the right.
- Secure Shell (SSH)Provides an encrypted command-line session over TCP port 22 for secure remote system administration.
- Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)Provides full graphical desktop control over TCP port 3389 and locks the local user session on Windows client editions.
- Microsoft Remote Assistance (MSRA)Allows a technician to interactively view and control a user's active session after the user generates an invitation.
- TelnetTransmits unencrypted command-line communications in cleartext over TCP port 23.
Cevap
Secure Shell (SSH) pairs with encrypted CLI over TCP port 22. Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) pairs with full graphical control over TCP port 3389 that locks local sessions. Microsoft Remote Assistance (MSRA) pairs with invitation-based interactive session control. Telnet pairs with unencrypted cleartext CLI over TCP port 23.
Each technology is mapped according to standard network port assignments and session management behaviors. Secure Shell (SSH) encrypts terminal sessions on TCP port 22; Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) provides exclusive GUI management on TCP port 3389; Microsoft Remote Assistance (MSRA) uses invitations for collaborative remote assistance; and Telnet sends unencrypted terminal data over TCP port 23.
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Remote Access Protocols, Default Ports, and Operational Behaviors