JN0-452 · Question #30
Your organization uses centralized RADIUS servers, and EAP-PEAP authentication for corporate users at remote sites. One of your sites has intermittent delays in RADIUS response. The delay does not…
The correct answer is A. Lengthen the time on the Time to Connect SLE service metric. The RADIUS delay increases connection setup time but does not impact user experience or application performance. To align the SLE with real conditions, you should adjust (lengthen) the Time to Connect threshold rather than redesigning the network or migrating users.
Question
Your organization uses centralized RADIUS servers, and EAP-PEAP authentication for corporate users at remote sites. One of your sites has intermittent delays in RADIUS response. The delay does not prevent user connections, and does not impact any user applications, the delay is causing the Time to Connect SLE to exceed the default threshold of 2 seconds. In this scenario, how should you address this issue?
Options
- ALengthen the time on the Time to Connect SLE service metric.
- BMigrate the users to a PSK network.
- CInstall a local DNS server.
- DUpgrade the WAN.
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A60% (27)
- B13% (6)
- C4% (2)
- D22% (10)
Explanation
The RADIUS delay increases connection setup time but does not impact user experience or application performance. To align the SLE with real conditions, you should adjust (lengthen) the Time to Connect threshold rather than redesigning the network or migrating users.
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