A network engineer must configure a Cisco router to use a RADIUS server for AAA. The engineer establishes a network connection between the router and the RADIUS server and configures secret keys…

The correct answer is B. RADIUS server groups. To configure a Cisco router to use a RADIUS server for AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting), the next step after establishing connectivity and configuring secret keys is to define RADIUS server groups. Server groups allow you to organize RADIUS servers for…

Submitted by suresh_in· Mar 30, 2026

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A network engineer must configure a Cisco router to use a RADIUS server for AAA. The engineer establishes a network connection between the router and the RADIUS server and configures secret keys. What must the engineer configure next to meet the requirement?

Options

Atransmission retry count
BRADIUS server groups
CRADIUS server monitoring
DAAA attributes

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Explanation

To configure a Cisco router to use a RADIUS server for AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting), the next step after establishing connectivity and configuring secret keys is to define RADIUS server groups. Server groups allow you to organize RADIUS servers for redundancy, load balancing, and specific authentication/authorization purposes.

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#Cisco AAA#RADIUS configuration#AAA server groups#Router authentication

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