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If you want to encrypt all authorization information as it passes through your network, what could you use?

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amid [387]2 years ago

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Answer:

You should use the TACACS+, also known by the term "Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus".

Explanation:

This protocol provides users with comprehensive accounting information and an adaptable administrative control over processes like accounting, authorization, and authentication. Clients using the TACACS+ can ask for a comprehensive access control and TACACS+ would do the rest by responding to every of that request's components.

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