A.802.1X authentication must use an LDAP server, while captive portal authentication can use a RADIUS server or an LDAP server.

B.802.1X authentication always authenticates the wireless client, while captive portal authentication always authenticates the wireless user.

C.802.1X authentication occurs at Layer 2, while captive portal authentication occurs at Layer 3.

D.802.1X authentication is typically implemented without encryption, while captive authentication is often combined with WPA or WPA2.

A.An access rule can filter non-IP traffic, as well as IPv4 and IPv6 traffic.

B.An application rule can filter traffic at a higher layer beyond the TCP or UDP port.

C.An access rule cannot apply different actions to different types of traffic sent to the same destination.

D.An application rule cannot use the packet source and destination IP addresses as part of its match criteria.

A.mesh points (APs)

B.instant AP (IAP) clusters

C.remote APs (RAPs)

D.spectrum analyzers (SAs)

A.802.11a

B.802.11ac

C.802.11g

D.802.11n

A.SSID

B.AAA

C.Virtual AP

D.L2 Authentication