On a large WLAN network, you can set the DSCP priority of CAPWAP management packets to high priority to improve the reliability of the CAPWAP link between the AP and the AC.
C is the correct answer, no doubt. The other options sound like they were written by someone who's never actually worked with 802.1X authentication. Hey, at least they're getting creative with the wrong answers!
Wait, is this a trick question? I thought EAP transparent was the one where the NAS has to decode the EAP packets. Oh well, I'll still go with C just to be safe.
Option C seems to be the most accurate description of EAP termination authentication. The NAS doesn't need to handle EAP packets, it just forwards them to the authentication server.
C) EAP termination authentication does not require the NAS to resolve EAP packets. Instead, the EAP is encapsulated in RADIUS packets, so that authentication packets traverse the encapsulated network and reach the authentication server.
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