Which two services can be provided by a wireless controller? (Choose two)

Issuing IP addresses to wired devices is typically a function of a DHCP server, which is generally a router, Layer 3 switch, or dedicated server, not a core service of a wireless controller.

Mitigating threats from the internet is primarily handled by firewalls, intrusion prevention systems (IPS), or dedicated security appliances, not a fundamental service provided by a wireless controller.

Wireless controllers can integrate with or directly provide authentication services, often acting as a RADIUS client or server, to authenticate users connecting to the wireless network.

Wireless controllers intelligently manage RF resources, dynamically adjusting channel assignments, power levels, and other settings across multiple access points to mitigate interference and optimize coverage in dense network environments.

While some wireless controllers can perform basic Layer 3 functions for wireless client subnets, general Layer 3 routing between diverse wired and wireless devices is typically managed by core routers or Layer 3 switches.