A.TACACS+ uses secure EAP-TLS while RADIUS does not.

B.TACACS+ is FIPS compliant while RADIUS is not

C.TACACS+ is designed for network access control while RADIUS is designed for role-based access.

D.TACACS+ encrypts the entire payload being sent while RADIUS only encrypts the password.

E.TACACS+ provides the ability to authorize specific commands while RADIUS does not

A.endpoint already profiled in ISE

B.WEBAUTH ACL for redirection

C.valid user account in Active Directory

D.Captive Portal Bypass turned on

A.TACACS+ reduces authentication latency, and RADIUS increases latency by adding additional packet headers.

B.TACACS+ performs secure communication with IPsec, and RADIUS uses DTLS encryption.

C.TACACS+ provides command accounting, and RADIUS combines authentication and authorization.

D.TACACS+ uses SSL certificates, and RADIUS does not have encryption.

A.RSA Token Server

B.Active Directory

C.Local Database

D.LDAP

A.the maximum number that a device certainty factor must reach to become a member of the profile

B.the maximum number that a predefined condition provides

C.the minimum number that a device certainty factor must reach to become a member of the profile

D.the minimum number that a predefined condition provides