What happens if Access Assurance fails to authenticate a client?

The correct answer is C. Guest fallback policy can be applied. If Access Assurance fails to authenticate a client, it can apply a fallback policy (e.g., limited guest access) based on predefined rules. This ensures continuity with restricted access.

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AClient is always disconnected
BClient is given full access by default
CGuest fallback policy can be applied
DStatic IP is assigned

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If Access Assurance fails to authenticate a client, it can apply a fallback policy (e.g., limited guest access) based on predefined rules. This ensures continuity with restricted access.

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