Refer to the exhibit:
A customer is deploying Guest Self-Registration with Sponsor Approval but does not like the format of the sponsor email. Where can you change the sponsor email?
A. in the Receipt Page - Actions
B. in the Sponsor Confirmation section
C. in me Configuration - Receipts - Email Receipts
D. in the Configuration - Receipts - Templates
Refer to the exhibit:
A customer has just configured a Posture Policy and the T2-Healthcheck Service. Next they installed the
OnGuard Agent on Secure_Employee SSID. When they check Access Tracker they see many WEBAUTH
requests are being triggered.
What could be the reason?
A. OnGuard Web-Based Health Check interval has been wrongly configured to three minutes.
B. The OnGuard Agent trigger the events based on changing the Health Status
C. TCP port 6658 is not allowed between the client and the ClearPass server
D. The OnGuard Agent is connecting to the Data Port interface on ClearPass
Refer to the exhibit: You have configured Onboard but me customer could not onboard one of his devices and has sent you the above screenshots. How could you resolve the issue?
A. Instruct the user to delete the profile on one of their other BYOD devices.
B. Instruct the user to run the Quick connect application in Sponsor Mode.
C. Increase the maximum number of devices allowed by the individual user account.
D. Increase the maximum number of devices that all users can provision to 3.
Refer to the Exhibit:
A customer wants to integrate posture validation into an Aruba Wireless 802.1X authentication service
During testing, the client connects to the Aruba Employee Secure SSID and is redirected to the Captive Portal page where the user can download the OnGuard Agent After the Agent is installed, the client receives the Healthy token the client remains connected to the Captive Portal page ClearPass is assigning the endpoint the following roles: T2-Staff-User. (Machine Authenticated! and T2-SOL-Device. What could cause this behavior?
A. The Enforcement Policy conditions for rule 1 are not configured correctly.
B. Used Cached Results: has not been enabled In the Aruba 802.1X Wireless Service
C. RFC-3576 Is not configured correctly on the Aruba Controller and does not update the role.
D. The Enforcement Profile should bounce the connection instead of a Terminate session
A customer is planning to implement machine and user authentication on infrastructure with one Aruba
Controller and a single ClearPass Server.
What should the customer consider while designing this solution? (Select three.)
A. The Windows User must log off, restart or disconnect their machine to initiate a machine authentication before the cache expires.
B. The machine authentication status is written in the Multi-master cache on the ClearPass Server for 24 hrs.
C. Onboard must be used to install the Certificates on the personal devices to do the user and machine authentication.
D. The Customer should enable Multi-Master Cache Survivability as the Aruba Controller will not cache the machine state.
E. Machine Authentication only uses EAP TLS, as such a PKI infrastructure should be in place for machine authentication.
F. The customer does not need to worry about Multi-Master Cache Survivability because the Controller will also cache the machine state.
A corporate ClearPass Cluster with two servers located at a single site, has both Management and Data port IP addresses configured. The Management port IPs are in the DataCenter networks subnet, while the Data port IPs are in the DMZ. What is the difference between using one Virtual IP for the AAA traffic versus sending AAA requests to the physical IPs for each server? (Select two.)
A. The failover can be accomplished only by using Virtual IP.
B. The Individual IPs can provide failover and load balancing.
C. One Virtual IP can be used together with the individual server IPs for load balancing.
D. By using the Virtual IP, the failover convergence is faster than using individual server IPs.
E. Using the one Virtual IP can provide failover and load balancing.
Refer to the exhibit:
The customer configured an 802.1x service with different enforcement actions for personal and corporate
laptops. The corporate laptops are always being redirected to the BYOD Portal. The customer has sent
you the above screenshots.
How would you resolve the issue? (Select two)
A. Modify the enforcement policy and change the rule evaluation algorithm to select first match
B. Modify the enforcement policy and re-order the condition with posture not_equals to healthy as the sixth condition
C. Modify the enforcement policy and re-order the EAP-PEAP with [user authenticated] rule to the last condition.
D. Modify the enforcement policy and re-order the condition with Posture - Unknown as the fifth condition
E. Remove the EAP-PEAP with [user authenticated] condition for Onboard and create another service
A customer is looking to implement a Web-Based Health Check solution with the following requirements:
for the HR user's client devices, check if a USB stick is mounted.
for the RandD user's client devices, check if the hard disk is fully encrypted.
The Web-Based Health Check service has been configured but the customer it is not sure how to design
the Profile Policy.
How can be accomplished this customer request?
A. create two Posture Policies and customize the OnGuard Agent (Persistent or Dissolvable) to select the correct SHV checks
B. create one Posture Policy and define Rules Conditions that will apply different Tokens for each SHV check condition
C. create two Posture Policies and use the Restrict by Roles option to filter for HR and RandD user roles and apply the correct SHV checks
D. create one Posture Policy to check the HR users client devices and use the NAP Agent to check RandD users client devices
Refer to the exhibit:
A customer with multiple Aruba Controllers has just installed a new certificate for "*.customerdomain com" on all Aruba Controllers. While testing the existing guest Self-Registration page the customer noticed that the logins are failing. While troubleshooting they are finding no entries in the Event Viewer or Access Tracker for the tests. Suspecting that the Aruba Controllers may not be properly posting the credentials from the guest browser, they open the NAS Vendor Settings for the Guest Self-Registration Page. From the screen shown, how can you fix the errors?
A. Change the "IP Address: field to" securelogin.customerdomain.com.
B. Change the "Secure Login:" field to "Use Vendor Default".
C. Change the "IP Address field to "captiveportal-login.customerdomain.com".
D. Add PTR records on the DNS server for "securelogin.arubanetworks.com".
A customer has deployed an OnGuard Solution to all the corporate devices using a group policy rule to push the OnGuard Agents. The network administrator is complaining that some of the agents are communicating to the ClearPass server that is located in a DMZ, outside the firewall The network administrator wants all of the agents System Health Validation traffic to stay inside the Management subnets. What can the ClearPass administrator do to move the traffic only to the ClearPass Management Ports?
A. Edit the agent.conf file being deployed to the clients to use the ClearPass Management Port for SHV updates.
B. Select the correct OnGuard Agent installer, and use the one configured for Management Port for the clients.
C. Configure a Policy Manager Zone mapping so the OnGuard agent will use the Management Port IP.
D. Filter TCP port 6658 on the firewall, forcing the OnGuard agent to use the ClearPass Management port.