Exam 8: Secure Wireless Authentication

____ measures the resources a user consumes during each network session.

Certificates are issued by a trusted third party called a(n) ____________________.

The MKs are used for access point to wireless device transmissions, or unicast transmissions.

In public key cryptography, the ____ key encrypts the message.

What are the steps for creating a pairwise master key (PMK)?

____ deployment consists of one or more RADIUS servers accessing a centralized authentication database.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of distributed sites with centralized authentication and security deployment?

The X.500 standard defines a protocol for a client application to access an X.500 directory called the ____.

Wireless authentication first requires the wireless device-not the user-to be authenticated before being connected to the WLAN.

The management protocol of IEEE 802.1x that governs the interaction between the wireless device, access point, and RADIUS server is known as the ____________________.

EAP was originally defined for dial-up access but is now used for both wired and wireless access.

What are the primary differences between LDAP and DAP?

What are the two types of device authentication supported by the IEEE 802.11 standard?

When an AP sends the same packet to all wireless devices, known as a broadcast, MKs are not used. Instead, ____ are used.

A ____ is a database stored on the network that contains information about users and network devices.

What is authentication for a wired network?

Briefly describe the functions of a RADIUS client and a RADIUS server.

The ____ is the value that the wireless devices use to decrypt broadcast messages from APs.

Several of the EAP protocols use ____, which creates a ciphertext from cleartext.

LDAP was developed by Microsoft and the University of Michigan in 1996.