Refer to the exhibit. Network access control is implemented on the LAN and an engineer must now configure the switch port level so that users with new corporate devices can connect to the corporate…

`clear port-security dynamic` removes dynamically learned MAC addresses from port security, which is unrelated to the authentication behavior for new devices under NAC policies.

`shut` and `no shut` administratively restart the interface, which can reset its state but does not configure the specific behavior for handling authentication violations when a new device connects.

`errdisable recovery cause port-security-violation` configures the switch to automatically recover a port that has been err-disabled due to a port security violation, but it does not change the initial violation action that might prevent new devices from connecting.

The `authentication violation replace` command configured on a switch port allows a new host to authenticate and gain network access even if the port already has an active authenticated session, effectively replacing the previous authentication. This is essential for preventing access issues for new corporate devices on NAC-enabled ports.