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Refer to the exhibit.
Which statement accurately describes the cp82 ClearPass node? (Choose two.)
The cp82 ClearPass node becomes the Publisher when the primary Publisher fails, indicating it takes over the role of Publisher in a failover situation. When the primary Publisher is active, cp82 ClearPass operates as a Subscriber. This setup ensures that there is always one active Publisher in the same cluster, maintaining the consistency and availability of the service.
A customer with an Aruba Controller wants to set it up to work with ClearPass Guest.
Hoe should they configure ClearPass as an authentication server in the controller so that guests are able to authenticate successfully?
To set up an Aruba Controller to work with ClearPass Guest, ClearPass should be added as a RADIUS authentication server. This is because RADIUS is the standard protocol used for authenticating users in network access scenarios, including guest access management. By configuring ClearPass as a RADIUS authentication server in the controller, it enables the controller to send authentication requests to ClearPass and process the responses accordingly, thereby allowing guests to authenticate successfully.
Refer to the exhibit.
In the Aruba RADIUS dictionary shown, what is the purpose of the RADIUS attributes?
The purpose of the RADIUS attributes in the Aruba RADIUS dictionary is to send information via RADIUS packets to Aruba Network Access Devices (NADs). These attributes, such as Aruba-User-Role and Aruba-User-Vlan, are used to communicate specific information required to enforce network policies on the NADs. VSAs (Vendor-Specific Attributes) are typically utilized to transfer such detailed configuration information to proprietary devices.
A bank would like to deploy ClearPass Guest with web login authentication so that their customers can self-register on the network to get network access when they have meetings with bank employees. However, they're concerned about security.
What is true? (Choose three.)
During web login authentication, if HTTPS is used for the web login page, guest credentials will be encrypted. This ensures the security of the login process. After authentication, an IPSEC VPN on the guest's client can be used to encrypt Internet traffic, providing an additional layer of security. However, if HTTPS is used for the web login page, after authentication is completed some guest Internet traffic may still be unencrypted because HTTPS encryption only applies to the web login page, not to all subsequent traffic.
A customer wants to make enforcement decisions during 802.1x authentication based on a client's Onguard posture token.
What enforcement profile should be used in the health check service?
In 802.1x authentication scenarios where client health posture is assessed and subsequent enforcement decisions need to be made, the most appropriate enforcement profile to use in the health check service is a RADIUS Change of Authorization (CoA). This allows dynamic changes to the client's network access based on their health posture without requiring reauthentication. Therefore, RADIUS CoA is the correct enforcement profile to use in this situation.