A company wants to simplify network authentication for their users. Which of the following would be used to implement wireless security with single sign-on?

The correct answer is A. WPA2 enterprise. WPA2 Enterprise uses the 802.1X authentication framework with a RADIUS server, which can integrate with a central directory (such as Microsoft Active Directory or LDAP). This enables single sign-on (SSO): users authenticate once with their domain credentials and gain wireless…

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AWPA2 enterprise
BWEP
CStateful firewall
DPAT

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A
94% (51)
B
2% (1)
C
4% (2)

Explanation

WPA2 Enterprise uses the 802.1X authentication framework with a RADIUS server, which can integrate with a central directory (such as Microsoft Active Directory or LDAP). This enables single sign-on (SSO): users authenticate once with their domain credentials and gain wireless access without separate credentials. WEP is outdated and cryptographically broken. A stateful firewall manages packet flow and connection state but does not handle wireless authentication. PAT (Port Address Translation) maps multiple internal IPs to a single external IP and is unrelated to authentication.

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