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TACACS+ (Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus) is another AAA protocol, similar to RADIUS, that provides network administrators with the ability to separate authentication, authorization, and auditing capabilities. However, TACACS+ differs from RADIUS in several ways. How does TACACS+ differ? Choose all that apply. O Uses text-based packet structure. Relies on TCP, not UDP, at the transport layer. Is most often used for device administration access control for technicians, although it can be used for network resource access control for users. Is typically used to authenticate to network devices such as routers and switches rather than to workstations or servers. O Provides basic authentication and authorization capabilities