Exam SSCP topic 1 question 162 discussion

The resynchronization of security tokens (like OTP tokens used in 2FA) is not a feature of the TACACS+ protocol itself. That function is typically handled by the token provider or authentication server (e.g., RSA, Duo, etc.), not by TACACS+ directly.

The feature that is NOT an advantage of TACACS+ over TACACS is: C. User has the ability to change his password. TACACS+ does not inherently provide the ability for users to change their passwords. This capability is more associated with the authentication protocol itself or the underlying directory service rather than a specific advantage of TACACS+ over its predecessor TACACS.

User has the ability to change his password TACACS+ and TACACS (Terminal Access Controller Access Control System) are both authentication protocols used in network security, but they have some differences. One of the advantages of TACACS+ over TACACS is its enhanced security and control. However, the ability for the user to change their password is not a specific advantage of TACACS+ over TACACS. Both protocols can support password changes, and this feature is not a key differentiator between them.

C. User has the ability to change his password. TACACS+ does not inherently provide users with the ability to change their passwords. The ability for users to change their passwords is not a specific feature of the TACACS+ protocol itself, but rather a feature that may be implemented by the authentication server or the system that uses TACACS+ for authentication.