The following is the configuration when configuring AC6005 to connect to the Portal server. What port does port 50200 refer to? Web-auth-server huawei Server-ip 10.254.1.100 Port 50200 Shared-key…

Question

Options

• AThe destination port number used when actively sending packets to the Portal server
• BPort number for processing Portal protocol packets on the device
• CThe source port number used when actively sending packets to the Portal server
• DPort number for receiving Portal protocol packets on the device

• A
  75% (46)
• B
  5% (3)
• C
  7% (4)
• D
  13% (8)

Explanation

Option A is correct because in Huawei's web-auth-server configuration, the port parameter defines the destination port the AC6005 uses when it actively pushes packets to the Portal server - meaning port 50200 is where the Portal server is listening, and the device targets that port when initiating communication.

Option B is wrong because the port for processing Portal protocol packets on the device itself is a separate concept - that would be the device's own inbound listening port, not configured here. Option C is wrong because source ports in TCP/IP are dynamically assigned by the operating system stack; they are not statically defined in a Portal server profile like this. Option D is wrong for the same reason as B - the device's own receiving port is a distinct setting, and this command is about outbound communication toward the server, not inbound.

Memory tip: Think of port in web-auth-server as "where do I send to?" - the device is the client reaching out to the Portal server, so the port is the server's destination port, not the device's own port.

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