HPE7-A08 · Question #205
After enabling 802.1X authentication on all switch ports connected to AOS10 access points, users joining SSIDs in bridge mode no longer receive an IP address. Users of tunnel mode SSIDs are…
The correct answer is A. Enable device auth-mode for the assigned AP role. Enabling device auth-mode for the AP role allows the access points themselves to authenticate via 802.1X, ensuring that bridge-mode SSIDs can pass client traffic and obtain IP addresses
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After enabling 802.1X authentication on all switch ports connected to AOS10 access points, users joining SSIDs in bridge mode no longer receive an IP address. Users of tunnel mode SSIDs are unaffected. What should be done to resolve the issue?
Options
- AEnable device auth-mode for the assigned AP role.
- BIncrease the client-limit value on all ports to 99.
- CEnable MAC authentication on all switch ports.
- DConfigure 802.1X on all client devices.
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A62% (18)
- B3% (1)
- C10% (3)
- D24% (7)
Explanation
Enabling device auth-mode for the AP role allows the access points themselves to authenticate via 802.1X, ensuring that bridge-mode SSIDs can pass client traffic and obtain IP addresses
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