Open Authentication is typically used in the initial phase of a BYOD deployment with a Single SSID. It allows devices to connect to the network without requiring credentials initially, enabling them to onboard and register with the ISE server.
After the device is onboarded, more secure authentication methods (e.g., 802.1X or WPA2) can be enforced for subsequent connections.
Why not the others?
B. 802.1x: This is a secure authentication method but is not used in the initial phase of BYOD onboarding with a Single SSID.
C. No Authentication: This is not a valid configuration for BYOD deployments, as some form of authentication is required for security.
D. WPA2: This is a security protocol for Wi-Fi networks but is not used in the initial phase of BYOD onboarding with a Single SSID.
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