A network engineer is configuring a centralized backend authentication server to support 802.1X port-based network access control across wireless access points in an enterprise network. The architecture requires a standard protocol to handle authentication and authorization requests forwarded by the wireless access points acting as authenticators. Which protocol and transport layer configuration correctly fulfills this network access control deployment?
- RADIUS operating over UDP ports 1812 and 1813Cevap
- BTACACS+ operating over TCP port 49
- CRADIUS operating over TCP port 1812
- DRADIUS operating over UDP ports 49 and 50
Cevap
RADIUS operating over UDP ports 1812 and 1813 is the standard configuration for centralizing 802.1X wireless access point authentication.
The option specifying RADIUS over UDP ports 1812 and 1813 is correct because RADIUS is the standard AAA protocol used in conjunction with 802.1X for centralized wireless user authentication, and it operates over UDP ports 1812 (Authentication) and 1813 (Accounting).
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RADIUS Protocol Characteristics and 802.1X Integration