Which menu option allows certain websites to be accessed from behind a Hot-Spot interface without client authentication?

The walled-garden feature within a Hot-Spot configuration is designed to allow specified websites to be accessed without requiring client authentication. When you implement a walled-garden, you create a list of exemptions that permits users to reach certain domains or IP addresses freely, enabling access to essential resources like terms of service or sign-up pages before they log in.

This setup is particularly useful in environments where a seamless user experience is important, such as in public Wi-Fi networks. By allowing access to specific sites, you ensure that users can review usage policies or necessary information that might encourage them to authenticate on the Hot-Spot.

Other related choices, such as IP binding and profiles, serve different functions in managing Hot-Spot users and their authentication process but do not directly deal with granting access to specific websites without authentication before login. Thus, selecting the walled-garden option directly addresses the requirement in the question.