Which two Mist features enhance WLAN security? (Choose two.)

WPA3 is the latest Wi-Fi security certification standard, providing robust security enhancements like Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE) to protect against password guessing attacks. Dynamic VLAN assignment enhances security by segmenting network traffic. Using a RADIUS server, it assigns users to different VLANs based on their credentials or device profile upon connecting to a single SSID. This isolates user groups and limits access to network resources, preventing lateral movement and containing potential threats. Both are key security features supported by Mist.

B. OSPF authentication is a security feature for routing protocols on the wired network to prevent unauthorized routing updates; it is not related to WLAN client security.

D. LACP bonding is a Layer 2 feature that combines multiple physical links into one logical link for increased bandwidth and redundancy, not for security.

1. Juniper Mist, "WLAN Security", Mist Documentation. This documentation details the configuration options for WLAN security, explicitly listing WPA3-Personal and WPA3-Enterprise as supported protocols.

2. Juniper Mist, "Dynamic VLANs with Mist", Mist Documentation. This guide explains the feature: "Mist Access Points support dynamic VLAN assignment through RADIUS attributes... This allows for a single SSID to be used, while users will be placed in their respective VLANs upon authentication." This directly links the feature to user-based network segmentation for security.