A customer has "quiet" wireless clients that use static IP addresses. Which two WLAN configurations are required for these wireless clients to connect properly? (Choose two.)

Disabling 'DHCP address assignment required' allows a client to associate to the WLAN and pass traffic without completing a DHCP transaction, which is necessary because static IP clients never generate DHCP requests.

Enabling passive client instructs the WLC to respond to ARP requests on behalf of static IP clients and to learn client IP-to-MAC bindings through passive ARP observation, ensuring proper Layer 3 reachability for clients that do not broadcast gratuitous ARPs.

AAA override determines whether RADIUS-returned attributes can override WLAN policies; its state does not affect static IP client association or traffic passing.

Static IP tunneling is not a standard Cisco WLC WLAN setting relevant to enabling static IP clients to connect and pass traffic.

DHCP server override specifies an alternate DHCP server address for the WLAN; disabling it does not address the requirement for static IP clients that never issue DHCP requests.