You have recently implemented a serf-registration portal in ClearPass Guest to be used on a Guest SSID broadcast from an Aruba controller. Your customer has started complaining that the users are not able to reliably access the internet after clicking the login button on the receipt page. They tell you that the users will click the login button multiple times and alter about a minute they gain access. What could be causing this issue?
A. The self-registration page is configured with a 1 minute login delay.
B. The guest client is delayed getting an IP address from the DHCP server.
C. The guest users are assigned a firewall user role that has a rate limit.
D. The enforcement profile on ClearPass is set up with an lETF:session delay.
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.
A customer is complaining that some of the devices, in their manufacturing network, are not getting profiled while other loT devices from the same subnet have been correctly profiled. The network switches have been configured for DHCP IP helpers and IF-MAP has been configured on the Aruba Controllers. What can the customer do to discover those devices as well? (Select two.)
A. Update the Fingerprints Dictionary to the latest in case new devices have been added.
B. Open a TAC case to help you troubleshoot the DHCP device profile functionality.
C. Add the ClearPass Server IP as an IP helper address on the default gateway as well.
D. Allow time for IF-MAP service on the controller to discover the new devices as well.
E. Manually create a new device fingerprint for the devices that are not being profiled.
You are deploying ClearPass Policy Manager with Guest functionality for a customer with multiple Aruba Networks Mobility Controllers The customer wants to avoid SSL errors during guest access but due to company security policy cannot use a wildcard certificate on ClearPass or the Controllers. What is the most efficient way to configure the customers guest solution? (Select two.)
A. Build multiple Web Login pages with vendor settings configured for each controller
B. Install the same public certificate on all Controllers with the common name "controller {company domain}"
C. Build one Web Login page with vendor settings for controller {company domain)
D. Install multiple public certificates with a different Common Name on each controller
Refer to the exhibit:
The customer created a new enforcement policy condition to allow VIP Users access without additional security compliance checks hut cannot gel it working. The customer has sent you the above screenshots. How would you resolve the issue?
A. Ask the VIP user to complete the one time web health check to get the VIP profile.
B. Set the Enforcement Policy rules evaluation algorithm to evaluate all.
C. Include VIP User role along with the Healthy posture enforcement condition.
D. Modify the Enforcement Policy and re-order the VIP user condition to the lop.
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 has acquired another company that has its own Active Directory infrastructure The 802 1X authentication works with the customers original Active Directory servers but the customer would like to authenticate users from the acquired company as well. What steps are required, in regards to the Authentication Sources, in order to support this request? (Select two.)
A. Create a new Authentication Source, type Active Directory.
B. Join the ClearPass server(s) to the new AD domain.
C. Add the new AD server(s) as backup into the existing Authentication Source.
D. There is no need to Join ClearPass to the new AD domain.
E. Create a new Authentication Source, type Generic LDAP.
Refer to the exhibit: A customer has configured a Guest Self registration page for their Cisco Wireless network with the settings shown. What should be changed in order to successfully authenticate guests users?
A. Secure Login should use HTTP
B. Change the Vendor Settings to Airespace Networks
C. Change \he IP Address to the Cisco Controller DNS name
D. Login Method should be Controller-initiated - using HTTPs form submit
A customer would like to allow only the AD users with the "Manager" title from the "HQ" location to
Onboard their personal devices. Any other AD users should not be authorized to pass beyond the initial
device provisioning page.
Which Onboard service will you use to implement this requirement?
A. Onboard CP login service
B. Onboard Authorization service
C. Onboard Provisioning service
D. Onboard Pre-Auth service
A Customer has these requirements:
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2.000 loT endpoints that use MAC authentication
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6,000 endpoints using a mix of username/password and certificate (Corporate/BYOD) based authentication
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1,000 guest endpoints at peak usage that use guest self-registration
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1500 BYOD devices estimated as 3 devices per User (500 users)
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2,500 endpoints that have OnGuard installed and connect on a daily basis
What licenses should be installed to meet customer requirements?
A. 11,500 Access, 500 Onboard, 2,500 Onguard
B. 13.000 Access, 1.500 Onboard, 2,500 Onguard
C. 11,500 Access, 1,500 Onboard, 2.500 Onguard
D. 9,000 Access, 500 Onboard. 2.500 Onguard