Which statement about port-access configuration in the example is accurate for enabling multi-domain with a limit of two devices?

Which statement about port-access configuration in the example is accurate for enabling multi-domain with a limit of two devices?

• A. Client-limit 1 and auth-mode client-mode
• B. Client-limit 2 and auth-mode multi-domain
• C. Client-limit multi-domain 2 and auth-mode multi-domain
• D. Client-limit 1 and auth-mode device-mode

Answer: (C)

In port-access configurations, allowing more than one device to authenticate on the same port requires enabling multi-domain authentication and setting a limit specifically for multi-domain mode. The combination that does both—activate multi-domain behavior and cap the number of devices at two—is the one that matches the requirement. Therefore, the statement with “Client-limit multi-domain 2” and “auth-mode multi-domain” is the correct choice. It explicitly enables multi-domain and sets the maximum number of devices to two. The other options either use non-multi-domain modes or set a limit without specifying multi-domain, or use device-mode, which does not enable multi-domain behavior.

In port-access configurations, allowing more than one device to authenticate on the same port requires enabling multi-domain authentication and setting a limit specifically for multi-domain mode. The combination that does both—activate multi-domain behavior and cap the number of devices at two—is the one that matches the requirement.

Therefore, the statement with “Client-limit multi-domain 2” and “auth-mode multi-domain” is the correct choice. It explicitly enables multi-domain and sets the maximum number of devices to two.

The other options either use non-multi-domain modes or set a limit without specifying multi-domain, or use device-mode, which does not enable multi-domain behavior.