A company is deploying an HP Unified Wired-Wireless controller solution with an HP BYOD solution. Guests will connect to an open Guest SSID and be redirected by their default gateway to a portal hosted by User Access Manager (UAM). The default gateway is a Comware routing device.
The administrator has set up portal authentication on the Comware device to implement the redirect. The administrator asks the BYOD solution designer about the correct RADIUS and domain settings for portal authentication on the switch. What should the BYOD solution designer explain to the administrator?
A. The administrator does not need to make any changes as long as the switch is managed by IMC. UAM will automatically access the managed switch and configure the correct settings.
B. These settings are not necessary because the UAM BYOD portal automatically handles the authentication and then forces the guest to reconnect the SSID and authenticate with MAC-Auth.
C. The RADIUS scheme and domain must be configured with the same settings that would be used for traditional portal authentication to UAM. In addition, the RADIUS scheme must use the standard server type.
D. The RADIUS scheme and domain must be configured with the same settings that would be used for traditional portal authentication to UAM. In addition, the RADIUS scheme must enable transparent MAC authentication.
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