Refer to the exhibit. An administrator is configuring a new WLAN for a wireless network that has these requirements: - Dual-band clients that connect to the WLAN must be directed to the 5- GHz spectru

Enabling the Client Band Select option actively encourages dual-band clients to connect to the less congested 5-GHz radio band, thus meeting the requirement to direct clients to the 5-GHz spectrum.

Coverage Hole Detection is used to identify and mitigate areas with poor wireless coverage, not for band steering or dynamic VLAN assignment.

Enabling the Allow AAA Override option on the WLAN allows the RADIUS server to dynamically assign network parameters such as VLANs, QoS, or ACLs to clients upon successful authentication, which meets the requirement for applying VLAN settings via RADIUS attributes.

MFP Client Protection (Management Frame Protection) secures wireless management frames, which is unrelated to band selection or VLAN assignment.

Aironet IE (Information Element) is a Cisco proprietary feature that provides additional client information to Cisco access points, not directly related to band steering or dynamic VLAN assignment via RADIUS.