Which feature controls services such as WinBox, SSH, API, WebFig, and FTP?

Which feature controls services such as WinBox, SSH, API, WebFig, and FTP?

• A. Neighbors Discovery
• B. MAC Server
• C. IP Services
• D. Users & Groups

Answer: (C)

Managing access to the services that listen on IP ports is done through IP Services. This is where you enable or disable the management tools and set how they are exposed: WinBox, SSH, API, WebFig, and FTP all rely on specific IP ports, so IP Services is the place to configure which of these are reachable, which port they use, and from which addresses or interfaces remote administrators can connect. For example, WinBox uses port 8291, SSH uses 22, API uses 8728 (and 8729 for SSL), WebFig uses HTTP/HTTPS, and FTP uses 21. By adjusting these settings here, you control who can manage the device over the network and from where. Neighbors Discovery deals with locating devices on the network, MAC Server relates to MAC-based login, and Users & Groups handle authentication and permissions, not the actual exposure of the management services.

Managing access to the services that listen on IP ports is done through IP Services. This is where you enable or disable the management tools and set how they are exposed: WinBox, SSH, API, WebFig, and FTP all rely on specific IP ports, so IP Services is the place to configure which of these are reachable, which port they use, and from which addresses or interfaces remote administrators can connect. For example, WinBox uses port 8291, SSH uses 22, API uses 8728 (and 8729 for SSL), WebFig uses HTTP/HTTPS, and FTP uses 21. By adjusting these settings here, you control who can manage the device over the network and from where. Neighbors Discovery deals with locating devices on the network, MAC Server relates to MAC-based login, and Users & Groups handle authentication and permissions, not the actual exposure of the management services.