Which statement best describes what Client onboarding timers do?
- Define how long a client has to acquire an address through DHCP before timing out.
- Monitor how long it takes for a client to boot its operating system.
- Monitor how long it takes for a wireless client to go through the Association, AAA, and DHCP process, and for a dot1x enabled wired client to go through AAA and DHCP.
- Define the maximum time allowed for a client to go through the Association, AAA, and DHCP process, and for a dot1x enabled wired client to go through AAA and DHCP.
Explanation: Within Cisco DNA Assurance, Client Onboarding Times specifically monitor the duration of the critical steps required for a client to gain network access. For wireless clients, this includes Association, AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting), and DHCP; for wired dot1x clients, it tracks the AAA and DHCP phases.
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