A civic WLAN design requires port-based network access control for Wi-Fi clients. Which framework provides that model?
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Short Explanation
Port-based access control on Wi-Fi is the 802.1X story—supplicant, authenticator, authentication server—not a WEP calendar or a Bluetooth PIN remix. If the design calls for that gate, name 802.1X. Everything else is a side quest.
Full Explanation
IEEE 802.1X defines the port-based network access control framework used with enterprise WLAN authentication, typically with EAP methods and RADIUS. Deprecated WEP schedules, open association, or Bluetooth PIN schemes are not substitutes for that framework. CWSP designs that require port-based NAC on Wi-Fi identify 802.1X as the controlling architecture.