Given: The ABC Hospital IT staff has agreed that an Enterprise Encryption Gateway (EEG) using a strong, proprietary, layer-2 encryption technique meets their corporate wireless security policy requirements. The access points are located on the encrypted segment of the network.

What option indicates what is required to manage the access points from a workstation located on the management segment?

A.
The access points must support AES encryption.

B.
The EEG must be configured to allow destination-specific unencrypted traffic to traverse the encrypted segment.

C.
A proxy client must be located on the encrypted segment and configured to relay management traffic from the management station to each access point.

D.
This management technique is not possible. Access points on the encrypted side of an EEG can only be managed from the encrypted segment.