An engineer is configuring a BYOD provisioning WLAN, which 2 are requested?

DHCP Profiling is a method to identify device types based on DHCP attributes but is not a 'request' for a BYOD provisioning WLAN itself in the same way policy enforcement mechanisms are.

DHCP Address Assignment is a standard network service required for any WLAN to provide IP addresses to clients and is not a specific request unique to BYOD provisioning.

AAA override is crucial for BYOD provisioning as it allows the RADIUS server to dynamically assign VLANs, ACLs, or other network policies to clients after successful authentication, based on their device posture or user group.

Passive client is not a standard configuration request or feature related to BYOD provisioning WLANs; it might refer to a monitoring mode but not a provisioning requirement.

RADIUS NAC (Network Access Control) is a fundamental component for BYOD, enabling the assessment of device compliance and security posture before granting network access, often leveraging RADIUS for policy enforcement.