Refer to the exhibit.

Portion of the settings for VSC profile A, VSC profile B, and VSC profile C.
A network administrator is deploying an HP MSM solution for a hotel. The solution consists of an
HP MSM760 Access Controller, 50 HP MSM317 Access Devices, and several HP MSM APs. The
hotel plans to connect Voice over IP (VoIP) phones to a port 1 on each HP MSM317. To protect
the ports from unauthorized access, the network administrator will configure the ports to support
MAC authentication to accounts configured on the controller.
The exhibit shows a portion of the settings for three VSCs. Each VSC is enabled for MAC
authentication. How can the network administrator configure port 1 on the MSM317s to meet this
requirement?

A.
Configure switch port 1 at the Controlled APs level and bind VSC A to it.

B.
Configure switch port 1 at the Controlled APs level and bind VSC B to it.

C.
Configure switch port 1 at the Controlled APs level and bind VSC C to it.

D.
Configure switch port 1 at the Controlled APs level and enable MAC authentication on it.

Explanation: