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What are the three entities that the 802.1x framework defines?

April 26, 2017defines entities framework

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What are the three entities that the 802.1x framework defines?

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A. 802.1x framework requires these three logical entities to validate the devices on a WLAN network. • Supplicant—The supplicant resides on the Wireless LAN client, and is also known as the EAP client. • Authenticator—The authenticator resides on the AP. • Authentication Server—The authentication server resides on the RADIUS server.