Which three actions are configurable for a failed host check? (Choose three.)

Your company has deployed the Junos Pulse Access Control Service. Your IT information security
team needs the Host Checker feature enabled and enforced for all corporate users, along with
802.1X Layer 2 authentication using the Odyssey Access Client and the Junos Pulse client.
Which two prerequisites should your IT Information security team consider about the
authentication protocol set configuration at both the endpoint and the controller side? (Choose
two.)

You have configured centralized access control to network resources with an EX Series switch
connected to the Junos Pulse Access Control Service. The enforcer status shows green; however,
your 802.1X users are failing to authenticate. No login attempts appear in the User logs of the
Junos Pulse Access Control Service.
What would you do to resolve the authentication failures?

You want users who access the network using wireless access points to authenticate using a
different sign-in URL from users who access the network using a wired connection.

Which configuration setting in the Junos Pulse Access Control Service would you use to
accomplish this task?

You want to configure 802.1X on an EX Series switch using the Junos Pulse Access Control
Service.
Which two commands are required to enable this functionality? (Choose two.)

To allow host checking at Layer 2, which criteria must be satisfied?

Which two devices are supported by the Junos Pulse Access Control Service as an 802.1X
authenticator? (Choose two.)

A customer wants to use the RADIUS proxy feature in the Junos Pulse Access Control Service
with an existing RADIUS server that has a populated user file for EAP authentication.
Which two considerations must the customer take into account? (Choose two.)

Which two components are required in all RADIUS implementations? (Choose two.)

Which Junos Pulse Secure Access Service client access method includes an 802.1X supplicant?