A company has an Aruba solution with a guest WLAN named exam_guest. A network administrator creates the guest WLAN with the wizard and does not change any of the default roles. The authentication server does not send particular role assignments for authorized users. The company wants to deny guest access to specific IP rnages after the guests authenticate.
For which role should the administrator create the rule to deny this traffic?
In an Aruba solution, the role 'guest' is typically assigned to users after they have authenticated successfully on a guest WLAN. Since the company wants to deny guest access to specific IP ranges after authentication, the appropriate role to modify is 'guest'. Creating the rule under this role will ensure that authenticated guests are restricted from accessing those specific IP ranges as needed.
Answer D. This is a default role for guest users. It permits only HTTP, HTTPS, DHCP, ICMP, and DNS for the guest user. To increase security, a "deny" rule for internal network destinations could be added at the beginning.