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HP0-Y47 · Question #29
An HP Provision switch port is implementing MAC Authentication (MAC-Auth) to a RADIUS server. A device connects to the port, and the switch submits a RADIUS Access-Request to the server. What…
The correct answer is D. The switch always sends the device MAC address as the username and the password, and this behavior cannot be reconfigured. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An HP Provision switch port is implementing MAC Authentication (MAC-Auth) to a RADIUS server. A device connects to the port, and the switch submits a RADIUS Access-Request to the server. What correctly describes how the switch determines the username and password for the request?
Options
- ADepending on the configuration, the switch sends the device MAC address for the username or a configured username. It sends the device MAC address for the password or a configured password
- BThe switch always sends the device MAC address as the username. It always sends "provision" for the password, and the password cannot be reconfigured.
- CThe switch always sends the device MAC address as the username. Depending on the configuration, the password is the device MAC address or a configured password.
- DThe switch always sends the device MAC address as the username and the password, and this behavior cannot be reconfigured.
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A7% (2)
- B20% (6)
- C3% (1)
- D70% (21)
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