A network administrator is documenting standard infrastructure services for an enterprise network audit. Match each network server role on the left with its primary function and associated default transport port/protocol parameters on the right.
- Syslog ServerAggregates system status messages, event logs, and status notifications from network nodes using UDP port 514.
- NTP ServerSynchronizes time clock signals across routers, switches, and client computers using UDP port 123.
- DHCP ServerDynamically leases network IP configurations, default gateways, and DNS settings to hosts using UDP ports 67/68.
- DNS ServerResolves fully qualified domain names (FQDNs) to IP addresses using UDP/TCP port 53.
Cevap
Syslog Server pairs with aggregating system status messages and event logs using UDP port 514; NTP Server pairs with synchronizing time clock signals using UDP port 123; DHCP Server pairs with dynamically leasing network IP configurations using UDP ports 67/68; DNS Server pairs with resolving fully qualified domain names using UDP/TCP port 53.
Each core network server role performs a distinct service: Syslog collects diagnostic logging over UDP port 514; NTP maintains network-wide timestamp sync over UDP port 123; DHCP distributes network network IP settings dynamically over UDP ports 67/68; and DNS performs domain name resolution over port 53.
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Network Host Services and Server Roles