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Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) · Cisco
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A little bit tricky, because you would think 802.1x. However, looking at the current configuration - PSK is enabled. They cannot both be enabled at the same time, therefore you'd enable FT PSK.
Analyze the Current Config: Looking at the screenshot, the current "Fast Transition" drop-down is set to Disable. To support 802.11r, this must be changed to Enable. Match the Security Method: Under "Authentication Key Management," the current configuration has PSK (Pre-Shared Key) enabled. Therefore, when you enable Fast Transition, you must select the corresponding FT PSK option to match the existing authentication method.
I think correct answer is B. Why to use PSK if 802.1X is available ? We dont use PSK typically for internal users.