Q10Web Auth and Guest Services
What is required to configure wireless guest access on the network?
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correct one is B
because Webauth is mandatory
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the answer should be B, C is just optional configuration
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Correct answer is B.
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B & C both are valid. First step is C and then B ...
B 2
Selected Answer: B
B is right
B 2
Selected Answer: B
B - redirect ACL is required
B 1
Selected Answer: B
Webauth is required
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Lol answer is redirect ACL, of course.
B 1
Selected Answer: B
B is right.
D 1
Selected Answer: D
WebAuth gives users access to the network after successful authentication through a captive HTTP or HTTPS portal.
D 1
Selected Answer: D
Endpoint already profiled in ISE: This is not required, but it can help improve the user experience. If the endpoint has already been profiled in ISE, then it will be able to connect to the network more quickly and easily.
WEBAUTH ACL for redirection: This is required. The WEBAUTH ACL is used to redirect guests to the web portal where they can enter their credentials.
Captive Portal Bypass turned on: This is not required. Captive Portal Bypass allows certain devices, such as printers and VoIP phones, to bypass the captive portal. If you do not need Captive Portal Bypass, then you can leave it turned off.
valid user account in Active Directory: This is required. As mentioned above, this is the most important requirement, as it allows you to authenticate guests against your Active Directory domain.
C 1
Selected Answer: C
The answer should be C Captive Portal Bypass as a requirement.