A company has an HP MSM solution that consists of an HP MSM760 Controller and controlled HP MSM APs. The solution supports a VSC that enforces HTML-based user login (Wet-Auth) using the controller's internal login pages. The company wants users to see the login page, read a legal agreement, and then click a button to receive free access. For this purpose, the company Web designer customizes the appearance of the login page but does not alter the underlying code. How should the network administrator configure authentication in the VSC?

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A company has an HP MSM solution that consists of an HP MSM760 Controller and controlled HP MSM APs. The solution supports a VSC that enforces HTML-based user login (Wet>-Auth) using the controller's internal login pages. The company wants users to see the login page, read a legal agreement, and then click a button to receive free access. For this purpose, the company Web designer customizes the appearance of the login page but does not alter the underlying code. How should the network administrator configure authentication in the VSC?

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C. by enabling HTML-based user logins and specifying the local option

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A. by enabling HTML-based user logins and specifying the remote option with a RADIUS server as

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B. by disabling HTML-based user logins

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D. by enabling HTML-based user logins and specifying the remote option with GMS as the server

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