Match each network access control scenario on the left with the corresponding pillar of the Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) framework (or Identification) on the right.
- A user enters their account username into a system prompt prior to submitting credentials.Identification
- A server validates a user's password and one-time passcode (OTP) against a central database.Authentication
- A security policy engine checks a user's role and grants read-only access to a specific database.Authorization
- A gateway logs session start and end times, command history, and total byte counts for auditing.Accounting
Cevap
Entering a username corresponds to Identification. Validating passwords and OTP codes corresponds to Authentication. Enforcing role-based access permissions corresponds to Authorization. Recording session duration and bandwidth consumption corresponds to Accounting.
Each phase of the access control workflow fulfills a distinct AAA pillar: Identification claims identity, Authentication verifies credentials, Authorization enforces permissions, and Accounting logs activity metrics.
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Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) Framework