A network administrator is reconfiguring the wireless network for a growing company. Currently, all employees connect to the internal wireless network using a single shared passphrase. Management is concerned that departed employees retain access after leaving the organization. The administrator needs to implement a wireless security solution that allows each employee to authenticate using their individual central network domain credentials. Which of the following configurations best satisfies this requirement?
- WPA3-Enterprise using 802.1X authentication integrated with a RADIUS serverCevap
- BWPA3-Personal utilizing Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE)
- CWPA2-Personal configured with Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP) encryption
- DWPA2-Enterprise configured with MAC address filtering and a pre-shared key
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WPA3-Enterprise using 802.1X authentication integrated with a RADIUS server
WPA3-Enterprise implements the IEEE 802.1X authentication standard, delegating user authentication to an enterprise RADIUS server. This setup allows employees to log into the wireless network using their unique domain credentials, enabling immediate revocation of wireless access when an employee account is disabled.
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Distinction between WPA Personal (PSK) and WPA Enterprise (802.1X/RADIUS) authentication modes