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tracks activity → accounting, updates session attributes → COA, verifies access rights → authorization, verifies identity → authentication. I think this is right based on how AAA is usually mapped. COA is a bit of a trap for the authorization slot here.
tracks activity → accounting, updates session attributes → COA, verifies access rights → authorization, verifies identity → authentication. Some might mix up COA with accounting here, but COA is about making live session changes, not logging them. Seen this same mapping in several Cisco study guides-correct me if you see it flipped somewhere.
tracks activity → accounting, updates session attributes → COA, verifies access rights → authorization, verifies identity → authentication. Had something like this in a mock, matches what I remember. Can’t see a different mapping that fits.
tracks activity: accounting, updates session attributes: authorization, verifies access rights: COA, verifies identity: authentication. Had something like this in a mock and picked this mapping.
tracks activity → accounting, updates session attributes → COA, verifies access rights → authorization, verifies identity → authentication. This lines up with the official cert guide and what most labs show, pretty sure that's what you'd see on the real exam too.
tracks activity → accounting, updates session attributes → COA, verifies access rights → authorization, verifies identity → authentication. Only thing that might throw folks off is COA since it feels like accounting at first but it's about changing live session parameters. Seen practice questions swap that around so double-check if the wording changes.
tracks activity → accounting, updates session attributes → COA, verifies access rights → authorization, verifies identity → authentication. Pretty sure that's the Cisco way, lines up with AAA fundamentals. If someone sees it differently let me know.
tracks activity → accounting, updates session attributes → COA, verifies access rights → authorization, verifies identity → authentication. Had this in another practice set, but not totally sure. If anyone maps it differently, let me know.
Bumped on this one. tracks activity: accounting, updates session attributes: authorization, verifies access rights: COA, verifies identity: authentication
Nah, I think tracks activity matches authentication here, not accounting. Updates session attributes feels like accounting but COA is tempting.
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