An organization with 347 employees wants to have the guest create their own accounts for access to the public WLAN, and when guests reconnect, they do not want the guest to have to log in again.
Which ClearPass features can be used to meet these requirements?
For an organization that wants guests to create their own accounts for public WLAN access and avoid requiring them to log in again upon reconnecting, 'Guest access with MAC caching' is the appropriate feature. MAC caching allows the authentication system to remember the device's MAC address, so guests do not need to log in again when they reconnect. Other options do not specifically address the requirement of not having to log in again upon reconnection.
A is correct
it's A
Correct answer: A. Ref: Aruba ClearPass Fundamentals (EDU-ACF-ILT-v20.11) - Page 328
I think A also
The wording of the question is a bit tricky, its asking which features. So if it is a multiple select answer then along with A, B would also need to be selected as guest self registration is mentioned as a requirement.