The correct answer is C https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/2-4/install_guide/b_ise_InstallationGuide24/b_ise_InstallationGuide24_chapter_00.html

C is correct. Split Deployments In split Cisco ISE deployments, you still maintain primary and secondary nodes as described in a small Cisco ISE deployment. However, the AAA load is split across the two Cisco ISE nodes to optimize the AAA workflow. Each Cisco ISE appliance (primary or secondary) needs to be able to handle the full workload if there are any problems with AAA connectivity. Neither the primary node nor the secondary nodes handles all AAA requests during normal network operations because this workload is distributed between the two nodes.

The correct answer is C

CORRECT IS C Split Deployments Split Deployments In split Cisco ISE deployments, you still maintain primary and secondary nodes as described in a small Cisco ISE deployment. However, the AAA load is split across the two Cisco ISE nodes to optimize the AAA workflow. Each Cisco ISE appliance (primary or secondary) must be able to handle the full workload if there are any problems with AAA connectivity. Neither the primary node nor the secondary nodes handles all AAA requests during normal network operations because this workload is distributed between the two nodes. Splitting the load this way directly reduces the stress on each Cisco ISE node in the system. In addition, splitting the load provides better loading while the functional status of the secondary node is maintained during normal network operations. In split Cisco ISE deployments, each node can carry out its own specific operations, such as network admission or device administration, and still perform all the AAA functions in the event of a failure. If you have two Cisco ISE nodes that process authentication requests and collect accounting data from AAA clients, we recommend that you configure one of the Cisco ISE nodes to act as a log collector

Split Deployments In split Cisco ISE deployments, you still maintain primary and secondary nodes as described in a small Cisco ISE deployment. However, the AAA load is split across the two Cisco ISE nodes to optimize the AAA workflow. The correct answer is C

The correct answer is C

Selected Answer: C In split Cisco ISE deployments, you still maintain primary and secondary nodes as described in a small Cisco ISE deployment. However, the AAA load is split across the two Cisco ISE nodes to optimize the AAA workflow.

Selected Answer: C C Authentication,Authorization,Accounting

Bruh, who would answer A? lol. Answer is obviously C

Selected Answer: C Which load is split between the nodes in a Cisco ISE split deployment model? Split Deployments In split Cisco ISE deployments, you still maintain primary and secondary nodes as described in a small Cisco ISE deployment. However, the AAA load is split across the two Cisco ISE nodes to optimize the AAA workflow.

C is right

Selected Answer: C Correct answer should be C- AAA

Selected Answer: C MnT is Active/Passive. PsN are active/active

Selected Answer: C C is right--plenty of good explanation in the previous comments

Selected Answer: C Split Deployments In split Cisco ISE deployments, you still maintain primary and secondary nodes as described in a small Cisco ISE deployment. However, the AAA load is split across the two Cisco ISE nodes to optimize the AAA workflow.