Refer to the exhibit. You enter the command on a Cisco Catalyst 3850 Series Switch that runs Cisco ISO XE. What does the command do?

Validating user or device identity against a RADIUS server is the function of AAA authentication commands, not authorization.

Capturing session length and bandwidth usage is performed by AAA accounting commands, which log resource consumption.

Tracking which sessions are still active is an accounting or session management function, not a role of authorization configuration.

AAA authorization commands on IOS XE (such as 'aaa authorization network' or 'aaa authorization exec') define what services and access levels are permitted after authentication succeeds, not who the user is or how long a session lasts. The authorization step maps the authenticated identity to a policy - such as a VLAN assignment, downloadable ACL, or privilege level - effectively setting the access level for the user or device.