Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the statements about AAA from the left onto the corresponding AAA services on the right. Not all options are used. Answer:

The correct answer is It permits and derives login attempts.; It supports local, PPP, RADIUS, and TACACS+ options.; It assigns per-user attributes.; It reaches the CLI commands that a user is able to perform.; It records the amount of network resources consumed by the user.; It tracks the services that a user is using.. AAA stands for Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting. Authentication 'permits and derives login attempts' and 'supports local, PPP, RADIUS, and TACACS+ options' - it verifies who the user is using various methods. Authorization 'assigns per-user attributes' and 'reaches t

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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the statements about AAA from the left onto the corresponding AAA services on the right. Not all options are used. Answer:

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It assigns per-user attributes.It reaches the CLI commands that a user is able to perform.It permits and derives login attempts.It records the amount of network resources consumed by the user.It supports local, PPP, RADIUS, and TACACS+ options.It tracks the services that a user is using.

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It permits and derives login attempts.
It supports local, PPP, RADIUS, and TACACS+ options.
It assigns per-user attributes.
It reaches the CLI commands that a user is able to perform.
It records the amount of network resources consumed by the user.
It tracks the services that a user is using.

Explanation

AAA stands for Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting. Authentication 'permits and derives login attempts' and 'supports local, PPP, RADIUS, and TACACS+ options' - it verifies who the user is using various methods. Authorization 'assigns per-user attributes' and 'reaches the CLI commands that a user is able to perform' - it controls what authenticated users are allowed to do. Accounting 'records the amount of network resources consumed by the user' and 'tracks the services that a user is using' - it logs user activity for auditing and billing purposes.

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#AAA#Authentication Authorization Accounting#TACACS+#RADIUS#Network Security

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