Notable security organizations often recommend only essential services be provided by a particular host, and any unnecessary services be disabled. Which of the following does NOT represent a reason supporting this recommendation?

A.
Each additional service increases the risk of compromising the host, the services that run on the host, and potential clients of these services.

B.
Different services may require different hardware, software, or a different discipline of administration.

C.
When fewer services and applications are running on a specific host, fewer log entries and fewer interactions between different services are expected, which simplifies the analysis and maintenance of the system from a security point of view.

D.
If a service is not using a well known port, firewalls will not be able to disable access to this port, and an administrator will not be able to restrict access to this service.

Explanation:
B is wrong because the hardware and software are used usually used in a wide array of different vendors.