Exam SY0-501 topic 1 question 563 discussion

Anyone have an idea what is going on here

Why RADIUS , why not WPA2-ENTERPRISE?

After reading different online articles, I came up with the following answer: Wireless network mode should be "mixed" to support legacy wireless devices that do no not support newer standards. The best channels to avoid adjacent channel interference are 1, 6, and 11. You can choose any of the 3 channels. Wireless SSID broadcasts should be disabled to make them less visible to inexperienced hackers. Security mode would be WPA2 enterprise which gives every user a different password to connect to the wireless network. WPA2-enterprise introduces a need to use a dedicated device to store all these different passwords. A radius server is used. It is found in our network diagram as an "AAA server" and uses port number 1812, which is the UDP port used by RADIUS servers for authentication.

Based on what I've seen so far on other answers G 11 Disabled WPA2 Personal Also this answer is INCOMPLETE there is typing involved and you need to type the radius, IP, and port I personally forgot what needed to be type but I'm going with what Texrax said

Radius and WPA2 enterprise needs 802.1x , In the question WAP only support b and g, so best secure is Mixed , Channel 11 ( best avoiding interference ) Security : WPA2 Personal

Wire Access Point (WAP) does NOT give you the option RADIUS. The most secure for the Wireless Security is WPA2 Enterprise. That means there is a RADIUS server involved in the network. Remember! WPA2 Enterprise uses IEEE 802.1X, WPA/WPA2 Enterprise is specifically designed for use in organizations

Wire Access Point (WAP) does NOT give you the option RADIUS. The most secure for the Wireless Security is WPA2 Enterprise. That means there is a RADIUS server involved in the network. Remember! WPA2 Enterprise uses IEEE 802.1X, WPA/WPA2 Enterprise is specifically designed for use in organizations

From my understanding , we can only confiqure the WAP here and the details supplied are very limited to give answers on the wireless mode b/g and the broadcast channels (1, 6 or 11 for least chance of overlap) but WPA2-Enterprise (as it requires a Radius Server), so my exam input will be G only (no legacy devices were stated, so it is more secure to disable B) 11....1,6,11 are all the same as we dont know if there are other WAP broadcasting nearby Disable SSID WPA2- Enterprise (because WPA-Enerprise is weaker even with RADIUS) I could be wrong, tell me what you think?

For my understanding that we need to configure AAA server. And best way to understand must certify in Net+. So you can see how WAP is set up for secure network.

I am asking why choose G only when the channels are 11 ? Is it not supposed to be B only since they are 11 channels bc B uses 2.5Hz and 11mbps. I need help plz

Part of the answer. https://jumpcloud.com/blog/radius-improve-wifi-security

I feel both the question and the answer is incomplete. I feel the answer is incomplete. The instruction part also asks us to configure DHCP Server, AAA Server, Wireless Controller, and LDAP Server. I'm so confused.

Could anyone confirm we only need to config the WAP? Instructions say that we need to configure DHCP server, AAA server, Wireless Controller and LDAP Server too but I did not see anywhere to do this except some given info?

Please explain the answer.

Wireless G supports a maximum theoretical transfer rate of 54mbps. Like Wireless B, it operates at the unregulated 2.4GHz frequency range. So it has the same interference issues that Wireless B has. ... As you can see, the main benefit of a Wireless G router over a Wireless B router is speed.

https://thewiredshopper.com/wireless-b-vs-g-vs-n-vs-ac/

I have no idea but I think mode G is newer than mode B, disabling ssid broadcast is more 'secure', and radius is more sure than wpa enterprise. Why wireless channel 11??