You don't download the feed from an internal server. Only from Cisco. I'd pick D.

Correct is D https://ise.cisco.com:8443/feedserver/feed/serverinfo?ISE_VERSION=2.4.0.357 as example

Selected Answer: D Com'on

Selected Answer: D Who answers this questions it's DDDDDD lol Feeeeeeddddddd updates for device profiling

Selected Answer: C Guys, the answer is C. The question asks - What is a "REQUIREMENT" for Feed Service to work? D - Internet access to the feed service - is NOT a requirement for feed service to work. In an air-gapped environment with no Internet access, the feed service updates can be downloaded out of band and manually installed on ISE. B - ISE needs access to an internal server is NOT a requirement, because feed service updates can be installed from a direct internet connection to the feed service. A - 8080 is not the port that is used to access the profile service (8443) C is the correct answer. For profiling to work you require a Plus license. Under that same licensing scheme, you REQUIRE a base license before you can get a Plus license. So base license is required.

Bro, your explanation has nothing at all to do with the question.

Yes - Either online or offline updates. It has nothing to do with internal server access.

Selected Answer: D D for sure, refer to that phrase in the official book "Because ISE must be able to reach Cisco.com for the ISE Profiler Feed Service to function, it is quite possible that you may need to configure ISE to use a proxy server to reach the Internet"

Selected Answer: D poorly worded, need Internet to DL updates, C is wrong because need Advantage or higher

Selected Answer: D Correct answer D. We are talking about the posture feature and this feature uses the Feed server in order to keep the most updated policies for posture assessment (the most recent version for antivirus. https://content.cisco.com/chapter.sjs?uri=/searchable/chapter/content/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/1-4/admin_guide/b_ise_admin_guide_14/b_ise_admin_guide_14_chapter_0111.html.xml https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/feedserver/partner_portal_faq/Feed_Service_Partner_Portal_FAQs.pdf)

Provided answer is correct In order for ISE to use the feed service it must obtain DHCP and other device identities that have been stored or learned on an internal server. CCNP Official Cert Guide Chptr. 5 and specifically Chptr. 7.

Selected Answer: B n order for ISE to use the feed service it must obtain DHCP and other device identities that have been stored or learned on an internal server. CCNP Official Cert Guide Chptr. 5 and specifically Chptr. 7.

Could it be that what they are referring to as internal is the Cisco ISE feed service server as per below. https://ise.cisco.com:8443/feedserver/feed/

Selected Answer: B In cases where ISE is air-gapped, it would not have direct access to the internet. In those cases, the admin would need to download the feed update to a PC or internal server, then ISE needs access to an internal server (or PC) to download the feed update. This would be a manual offline update. The Cisco Profiler Feed Service provides two methods to obtain profile and OUI updates: Online Subscription Update Offline Manual Update https://community.cisco.com/t5/security-knowledge-base/ise-profiling-design-guide/ta-p/3739456#toc-hId-1583438341

Answer is C. The Cisco ISE Feed Service is a feature of Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) that gives up-to-date information about threats and vulnerabilities that can affect network security. The Feed Service keeps threat and vulnerability information continuously updated in the ISE policy engine, letting administrators take proactive action to reduce risks to the network. The Feed Service can be set to download updates from either a local or Internet-based server.

It should be answer D; Profile (feed ) service are available online and offline, but through manual upload. I get the impression option B refers more to an internal licenses server. The online access uses port 8443 not 8080, Profile service require Plus licenses (or Advantage) not Base(Essential). Again option D looks the most logical. https://content.cisco.com/chapter.sjs?uri=/searchable/chapter/content/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/1-4/admin_guide/b_ise_admin_guide_14/b_ise_admin_guide_14_chapter_0111.html.xml https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/feedserver/partner_portal_faq/Feed_Service_Partner_Portal_FAQs.pdf https://www.cisco.com/web/secure/spa/posture-offline.html and also a video how to do it offline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LnDIFEnHUk

Selected Answer: D I vote D because there are 2 ways to update the Profiler & Posture feature. Online through a configured feed service which requires Internet access either direct or through Proxy OR you could download the updates from the software Center onto an internal network server behind the FW. The second method does not use the FEED service. Internet Access is required for feed service to work.

It is option C. I would like to add some noise to the discussion here. internet access is required to update the feed service but you can run it on a "old version" on a air gaped network until you found a end device that is not on the list, manual update without internet access is also possible. but if you do not have the proper licenses it won't matter if you have internet access, it won't profile

Wrong. Feed Service needs Advantage license or higher

Selected Answer: D Cisco Profiler Feed Service The Cisco Profiler Feed Service automates delivery of new endpoint profiles and, just as importantly, OUI updates. If the ISE server can't reach the internet, it is no longer automated and needs manual intervention.