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HPE6-A73 · Question #105

A network administrator enters this command: Switch(config)# aaa authorization user-role enable How does this affect device authentication?

The correct answer is B. Authenticated devices must receive their dynamic settings, such as VLAN ID and ACLs, from the RADIUS server access-Accept. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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A network administrator enters this command: Switch(config)# aaa authorization user-role enable How does this affect device authentication?

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  • AThe local manager and operator accounts will no longer work unless they are associated with a user role on the switch.
  • BAuthenticated devices must receive their dynamic settings, such as VLAN ID and ACLs, from the RADIUS server access-Accept.
  • CAuthenticated devices will be defined proper access if the RADIUS server sends any VSA except the user-role VSA.
  • DRole-based mode will no longer be available with tunneled node to prevent conflicts with the AAA user roles.

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