Which three options are benefits of using TACACS+ on a device? (Choose three)

TACACS+ provides accounting, meaning user activity is traceable and logged, not untraceable.

While TACACS+ provides a secure accounting facility, the primary accounting records are typically kept on the central TACACS+ server, not directly 'on the device' itself.

TACACS+ encrypts the entire body of the packet, including authentication, authorization, and accounting information, making device administration more secure against eavesdropping and ensuring confidentiality of administrative data.

TACACS+ is an open standard, but its primary function is AAA, not enabling remote access to devices from other vendors in a special way that other protocols don't.

TACACS+ centralizes user authentication against a remote server (e.g., an AAA server), which allows for consistent policy enforcement and simplified user management across multiple network devices, rather than relying on local user databases.

TACACS+ provides granular authorization capabilities, allowing administrators to define specific commands or command sets that users are permitted to execute, based on their roles or privileges, offering precise control over device access.