Which if the following statements about Client Authentication are FALSE?
A.
In contrast to User Authentication, which allows access per user, Client Authentication allows
access per ID address.
B.
Authentication is by user name and password, but is the host machine (client) that is granted
access.
C.
Client Authentication is more secure than User Authentication, because it allows multiple users
and connections from an authorized IP address or host.
D.
Client Authentication enables administration to grant access privileges to a specific IP address
after successful authentication.
Explanation:
this is not very secure, since client authentication gives access to the host and not the user, any
user could use and authenticated host to pass through the gateway. User authentication is more
secure than Client authentication in this matter.
Incorrect Answers:
A: Client authentication gives access in base of the host network address.
B: When you authenticate through client authentication, its the host the one who have access, not
the user.
D: This is true, you can grant certain privileges to certain IP addresses once they are
authenticated, remember, this authentication method works with the hosts addresses.