Which operational specification or edition constraint correctly corresponds to each remote access technology listed on the left?
- RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)Uses TCP port 3389 and requires Windows Pro, Enterprise, or Education editions to host incoming connections.
- SSH (Secure Shell)Uses TCP port 22 to provide encrypted command-line management for remote devices and Linux servers.
- MSRA (Microsoft Remote Assistance)Uses invitation files or passkeys to allow a support technician to view and share control of an active user session.
- TelnetUses TCP port 23 to transmit unencrypted text commands and credentials across the network.
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Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) pairs with TCP port 3389 and Windows Pro/Enterprise hosting requirements. Secure Shell (SSH) pairs with TCP port 22 for encrypted CLI access. Microsoft Remote Assistance (MSRA) pairs with invitation-based session screen sharing. Telnet pairs with unencrypted plain text traffic over TCP port 23.
Each remote access tool matches its standard CompTIA A+ specification: Remote Desktop Protocol uses TCP port 3389 and requires Windows Pro or higher to host sessions; Secure Shell uses TCP port 22 for encrypted CLI management; Microsoft Remote Assistance uses invitation-based screen sharing for collaborative user support; Telnet uses TCP port 23 and transmits data in unencrypted cleartext.
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Remote Access Technologies and Specifications