A company has an Employees SSID, which enforces Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2) with 802.1X. The company has a Contractors SSID, which has no encryption. Contractors can connect their own devices to the Contractors SSID and log in the credentials assigned to them by an employee. HP User Access Manager (UAM) has these services:
A Contractor access service, which is assigned to contractor accounts created by employees
An Employee access service, which is assigned to employee accounts synchronized from Active Directory (AD)
A new company policy encourages contractors to use encryption. Contractors should download certificates when they connect to Contractors SSID and register. Then the contractors can connect to the Employees SSID and have an encrypted connection.
How does the administrator enable the contractors to connect to the Employees SSID but receive the correct contractor VLAN assignment?
A. In the Employee access service, bind the Contractor group to an access policy that specifies the contractor VLAN ID and PAP authentication.
B. In the Employee access service, bind the Contractor group to an access policy that specifies the contractor VLAN ID and EAP-TLS certificate authentication
C. In the Contractor access service, bind the Employees SSID to an access policy that specifies the contractor VLAN ID and EAP-TLS certificate authentication
D. In the Contractor access service, bind the Employees SSID to an access policy that specifies the contractor VLAN ID and PAP authentication
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