Refer to the exhibits.
Exhibit 1.
Exhibit 2.
The VoIP phone connects, authenticates successfully, and is dynamically assigned to tagged VLAN 6. The endpoint connected to the phone does not authenticate but starts to send untagged traffic.
How does the switch handle this traffic?
When the VoIP phone authenticates and is assigned to tagged VLAN 6, it indicates that the phone's traffic belongs to VLAN 6. Since the endpoint connected to the phone does not authenticate and sends untagged traffic, the switch handles the untagged traffic based on the default VLAN for untagged traffic on that port, which is VLAN 5. Therefore, the switch forwards the untagged traffic in VLAN 5.
I think the correct answer is D. The port drops all the traffic except EAP traffic
A is correct: It is Port-based mode. There is no client limit
Correct answer is indeed A on Port-based mode.
Yes, D
I was wrong. A is the correct one. Port is in Port-based mode so just one authentication allow all other in vlan5 (static untagged).
The correct answer is "A".