MAC authentication is enabled on port 1/1/27 of an AOS-CX switch. The following MAC addresses are defined on the AAA server:
* 88:3a:30:97:b6:00
* 00:50:56:b1:fc:9b
Examine the AOS-CX switch output:
Based on this information, what is true concerning port 1/1/27?
The image shows the MAC address table details for port 1/1/27. There are two MAC addresses associated with port 1/1/27, and one of them is denied, indicating that the port has a client limit of 1 in client-mode. In client-mode, all clients connecting to the port are sent for authentication, but due to the client limit of 1, the second client's authentication fails, which aligns with the denied status for the second MAC address. Thus, Client-mode is enabled with a client limit of 1.
Correct Answer: C ACSP Study Guide Page 749 and https://www.arubanetworks.com/techdocs/AOS-CX/AOSCX-CLI-Bank/cli_6300-6400/Content/Chp_Port_acc/Port_acc_rol_cmds/aut-mod-fl-10.htm client-mode = Selects client mode. In this mode, all clients connecting to the port are sent for authentication. device-mode = Selects device mode. In this mode, only the first client connecting to the port is sent for authentication. Once this client is authenticated, the port is considered as open and all subsequent clients trying to connect on that port are not sent for authentication.
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Answer : C