After login on a hospital-affiliated city clinic WLAN, clinicians and guests must receive different network privileges. Which model best describes that outcome?
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Short Explanation
Clinicians and guests should not land with the same keys to the kingdom. RBAC maps each login to the right WLAN role and permissions. Hiding the SSID or recycling WEP is not role control.
Full Explanation
Role-Based Access Control assigns WLAN network privileges according to authenticated role—for example clinicians versus guests—after login. That authorization step is distinct from mere association success or obsolete static crypto. Hiding SSIDs or using deprecated WEP does not implement RBAC for municipal or healthcare WLAN users.