RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service) (Option B) is a network protocol that allows users to authenticate using their network credentials, such as usernames and passwords, typically stored in a central directory like Active Directory. It ensures that users can log in to the Wi-Fi using their existing network credentials.
* AES (Option A) is an encryption standard but does not handle authentication.
* TKIP (Option C) is a deprecated encryption protocol and not related to network login management.
* WPA3 (Option D) is the latest Wi-Fi security standard but does not specifically handle centralized login management like RADIUS does.
CompTIA A+ Core 2 References:
* 2.2 - Compare and contrast wireless security protocols and authentication methods, including RADIUS.