Council chambers switches must stop unknown devices and rogue access points from getting LAN access. Which approach best fits?
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Short Explanation
Ports in the chambers should demand a badge before handing out network—802.1X and port security do that. Open ports plus hope is how a rogue AP joins the meeting. Do not shortcut by dumping everything into finance.
Full Explanation
Port security and 802.1X/EAP provide network access control at the edge by authenticating devices/users before granting LAN access, which helps stop rogue APs and unauthorized endpoints. Disabling logging, allowing any MAC without control, or bridging into sensitive VLANs increases rather than reduces risk.