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MF -- Wireless LAN Security Quiz
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Question 1 of 9
1. Question
1 pointsWhat interferer can be seen using the Cisco CleanAir technology?Correct
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2. Question
1 pointsWhat authentication method would you choose if your guest users need to be greeted with a splash page and login request?Correct
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2 pointsWhat attacks does Management Frame Protection help to mitigate? (Choose 2)
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1 pointsWhat device is used as the Authentication Server in an 802.1X implementation?Correct
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1 pointsWhen a wireless intrusion prevention system (WIPS) floods a rogue AP with de-authenticate messages, what is the possible reason?Correct
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3 pointsWhich authentication methods are most commonly used in Enterprise wireless deployments? (Choose 3)Correct
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1 pointsWith ___________ scanning a wireless device listens for a beacon frame for a set period of time. Once the device receives a beacon frame and the SSID, it can then attempt to join the network.
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2 pointsThe two primary security vulnerabilities of the original 802.11 wireless security mechanism areCorrect
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1 pointsThe _____ is an “envelope” that can carry many different kinds of exchange data used for authentication, such as a challenge/response, one-time passwords, and digital certificates.Correct
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