Which two configuration elements are available in a WLAN template? (Choose two.)

A WLAN template in Juniper Mist is a configuration object used to standardize wireless network settings across multiple sites. The primary components configured within a WLAN template are the WLANs (SSIDs) themselves, including their names, security settings, and other operational parameters. Additionally, the template includes the policies associated with these WLANs, such as security policies (e.g., WPA3, 802.1X), guest portal settings, rate limiting, and VLAN tagging. This allows for consistent deployment and management of wireless services.

A. Radio management settings, such as channel and power assignments (RRM), are configured in RF Templates, not WLAN templates.

C. Organizations are a top-level construct in the Mist management hierarchy; a template exists within an organization, not the other way around.

Juniper Mist Documentation, "WLAN Templates," Section: Overview. The documentation states, "A WLAN template defines a collection of WLANs and policies that you can apply to one or more sites."

Juniper Mist Wi-Fi Assurance Getting Started Guide, "Step 4. Configure a WLAN Template." This guide walks through the creation of a WLAN template, showing that the main configuration steps involve adding WLANs and defining their associated policies.