Match each remote access technology or protocol on the left with its corresponding default port, platform constraint, or operational behavior on the right.
- RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) HostListens on TCP port 3389 and requires Windows Pro, Enterprise, or Education to host inbound sessions.
- TelnetTransmits CLI commands and credentials in cleartext over default TCP port 23.
- MSRA (Microsoft Remote Assistance)Allows a user to invite a technician into their active desktop session without logging off or locking the screen.
- SSH (Secure Shell)Provides encrypted console-based remote management over default TCP port 22.
Cevap
RDP Host matches with listening on TCP port 3389 and requiring Windows Pro/Enterprise/Education editions to host sessions. Telnet matches with transmitting CLI commands and credentials in cleartext over default TCP port 23. MSRA matches with allowing a user to invite a technician into their active desktop session without logging off or locking the screen. SSH matches with providing encrypted console-based remote management over default TCP port 22.
Each technology is correctly paired with its specific operational parameters: RDP uses TCP port 3389 and requires a Pro, Enterprise, or Education edition of Windows to act as a host; Telnet uses TCP port 23 and transmits data unencrypted; MSRA allows interactive dual-user participation on an active desktop session; SSH provides encrypted CLI access on TCP port 22.
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Remote Access Technologies, Ports, Protocols, and Windows Edition Support