A technician is configuring a wireless network for a small business using a SOHO wireless router. Which two authentication methods are used, if the router is configured with WPA2? (Choose two.)

When configuring a wireless network with WPA2 on a SOHO router, the two authentication methods associated with WPA2 are:

1. AES (Advanced Encryption Standard): WPA2 uses AES for encryption, which provides strong security.
2. Personal or Enterprise:
   • Personal (also known as WPA2-PSK for Pre-Shared Key): This is used in smaller networks where each user is given the same passphrase to connect.
   • Enterprise (also known as WPA2-802.1X): This is used in larger businesses where an authentication server authenticates each user individually, often through a RADIUS server.

TKIP is an older encryption protocol associated with the original WPA standard, not WPA2, due to its vulnerabilities.

WEP is an outdated and insecure protocol that was used before WPA and is not used in conjunction with WPA2.