How Is the ISCSI Connection Process Typically Made Secure

question 4

Multiple Choice

How is the iSCSI connection process typically made secure?

• A) The Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol is used to create a secure connection by encrypting the logon using a secret key.
• B) The Password Authentication Protocol is used to pass authentication data, after which the connection is secured by symmetric encryption.
• C) The RADIUS authentication protocol is utilized to log in to a RADIUS server that authenticates both parties, after which encryption is enabled.
• D) The Kerberos protocol is used to facilitate the use of LDAP logins for authentication to the iSCSI target, after which the communication is secured via IPsec.

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