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

The correct answer is It records the duration of each connection.; It supports User Access Reporting.; It grants access to network assets, such as FTP servers.; It restricts the CLI commands that a user is able to perform.. AAA stands for Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting. Authentication verifies 'who you are' (e.g., via TACACS+), Authorization controls what users can access or do (e.g., granting access to FTP servers, restricting CLI commands), and Accounting tracks and records usage da

Submitted by miguelv· Mar 5, 2026Security Fundamentals / Network Access Control - Understanding the roles of Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) in network security, typically mapped to CompTIA Security+ or Cisco CCNA Security objectives.

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

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It grants access to network assets, such as FTP servers.It restricts the CLI commands that a user is able to perform.It performs user validation via TACACS+.It records the duration of each connection.It supports User Access Reporting.It verifies "who you are".

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It records the duration of each connection.
It supports User Access Reporting.
It grants access to network assets, such as FTP servers.
It restricts the CLI commands that a user is able to perform.

Explanation

AAA stands for Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting. Authentication verifies 'who you are' (e.g., via TACACS+), Authorization controls what users can access or do (e.g., granting access to FTP servers, restricting CLI commands), and Accounting tracks and records usage data (e.g., duration of connections, User Access Reporting). The correct mapping places 'records the duration of each connection' and 'supports User Access Reporting' under Accounting, 'grants access to network assets such as FTP servers' and 'restricts the CLI commands a user can perform' under Authorization, and 'performs user validation via TACACS+' and 'verifies who you are' under Authentication.

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

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