300-430 Question 158
Single answerA large enterprise has deployed a guest Wi-Fi network across its campuses. The IT team wants to ensure that users connecting to this network must acknowledge the organization’s terms of service and provide basic personal information before gaining access to the internet. Which configuration should be implemented to meet this requirement?
- A
Configure a PSK (Pre-Shared Key) for guest Wi-Fi authentication.
- B
Deploy a captive portal with web authentication.
- C
Enable WPA3-Enterprise authentication on the guest Wi-Fi network.
- D
Implement MAC filtering on the guest Wi-Fi network.
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
A captive portal with web authentication is the most appropriate solution for the enterprise's guest Wi-Fi network. This configuration enables the IT team to enforce the acknowledgment of terms of service and collect user information through a customizable web page before granting internet access. Other options, such as PSK, WPA3-Enterprise, or MAC filtering, do not fulfill these specific requirements.
- A. Incorrect.
Pre-Shared Key (PSK) authentication does not provide a mechanism for displaying terms of service or collecting user information. It is primarily a method of securing access to the network using a shared password.
- B. Correct.
A captive portal with web authentication allows organizations to redirect users to a web page where they can acknowledge terms of service and provide personal information before accessing the network. This configuration meets the enterprise's requirements.
- C. Incorrect.
WPA3-Enterprise authentication is a secure authentication method designed for corporate networks, but it does not provide a mechanism for displaying terms of service or collecting user information in a guest Wi-Fi scenario.
- D. Incorrect.
MAC filtering allows or blocks devices based on their MAC addresses, but it does not provide a way to display terms of service or collect personal information from users.