An administrator implements a ClearPass solution to authenticate Aruba wireless users. The Aruba wireless solution is an ArubaOS 8 x Mobility Master (MM) deployment. ClearPass sends an Aruba VSA role name for an authenticated user. However, the administrator notices that the role assigned to the user is different from the one assigned by the ClearPass server.
Which two items should the administrator verify that might be the cause of this problem? (Choose two.)
To address the issue of the ClearPass server assigning a different role than expected to an authenticated user, the administrator should verify two key aspects. First, the spelling of the role on the ClearPass server should be checked. A misspelled role name could prevent proper mapping between the ClearPass server and the wireless controller. Second, the administrator should ensure that the role exists on the Managed Network. If the role defined in ClearPass does not exist on the network infrastructure, the system will not be able to apply it correctly to the user.
A. Enablement of user roles on the controller C. Server-derived role assignment on the ClearPass server
sorry, B. Spelling of the role on the ClearPass server D. Role existence on the Managed Network
B and D should be the right answers. User role assignmnet is enabled on the Arube controller by default.