A network security administrator is organizing the organization's access control architecture. Match each authentication protocol or framework to its correct operational characteristic and transport mechanism.
- RADIUSCombines authentication and authorization into one process, encrypts only the user password, and operates over UDP ports 1812/1813.
- TACACS+Decouples AAA functions into separate processes, encrypts the entire packet payload, and operates over TCP port 49.
- IEEE 802.1XActs as a port-based network access control framework encapsulating Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) messages between client and switch.
- KerberosUses a Key Distribution Center (KDC) to issue Ticket-Granting Tickets (TGTs) for single sign-on across trusted domains over port 88.
Cevap
RADIUS matches with partial packet encryption over UDP 1812/1813; TACACS+ matches with full payload encryption over TCP 49; IEEE 802.1X matches with the port-based EAP encapsulation framework; Kerberos matches with KDC and Ticket-Granting Ticket issuance over port 88.
Each protocol correctly aligns with its architectural design: RADIUS provides combined authentication/authorization with UDP transport (1812/1813) encrypting passwords; TACACS+ separates AAA services using TCP 49 with full payload encryption; 802.1X serves as the Layer 2 EAP port-based access framework; and Kerberos relies on a KDC for TGT issuance over port 88.
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Centralized AAA Frameworks, Port-Based Network Access Control, and Protocol Characteristics