A user of the wireless network is unable to gain access to the network. The symptoms are:
1.) Unable to connect to both internal and Internet resources
2.) The wireless icon shows connectivity but has no network access
The wireless network is WPA2 Enterprise and users must be a member of the wireless security group to authenticate. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause of the connectivity issues?
A. The wireless signal is not strong enough
B. A remote DDoS attack against the RADIUS server is taking place
C. The user’s laptop only supports WPA and WEP
D. The DHCP scope is full
E. The dynamic encryption key did not update while the user was offline
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Lots of missing crucial info in the question. New user not in the Wireless Security Group? New or old equipment configured with old protocol? C is “best” with this limited info.
Simmon dump also said C. But this answer is bogus.
Given 2) which eliminates A and C. E is bogus so no. That leaves B and D, which also makes no sense because both are feasible. You can have a 169.254 IP and still shows connected but no internet. RADIUS is overloaded and so it couldn’t authorize you which didn’t give you internet access. All the answers are bogus, I just have to go with C for the score.
Answer is C. A weak signal will still allow network access, but the speed of the network is slowed.
Here is another question where other test dumps have it listed as C. What is the correct answer?