A network systems engineer is documenting security perimeter rules and directory services infrastructure. Match each network service on the left with its corresponding default transport layer port and operational profile on the right.
- Kerberos Authentication ServiceTCP/UDP port 88 used for issuing ticket-granting tickets during centralized domain authentication.
- Internet Message Access Protocol Secure (IMAPS)TCP port 993 used for retrieving mailbox content over an encrypted TLS transport connection.
- Internet Key Exchange (IKE)UDP port 500 used to negotiate security associations and exchange keys for IPsec VPN tunnels.
- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)TCP port 389 used for cleartext directory queries and user attribute lookups.
Cevap
Kerberos Authentication Service matches TCP/UDP port 88; IMAPS matches TCP port 993; Internet Key Exchange (IKE) matches UDP port 500; Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) matches TCP port 389.
Each service is accurately mapped to its standardized port assignment: Kerberos to TCP/UDP port 88 for authentication tokens, IMAPS to TCP port 993 for encrypted mail access, IKE to UDP port 500 for IPsec setup, and LDAP to TCP port 389 for plain text directory lookups.
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Standard default port numbers and transport layer encapsulation for administrative, email, VPN, and directory protocols.