Define Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) and how they work
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A security analyst is tasked with monitoring the network for any unusual authentication activities over the past month. They need to filter the dashboard to view this specific time range.
How should they proceed?
ACheck the Insight header statistics for the past month
BUse the custom option with the date picker to select the past month
CReview the Authentication Service widget for the past month
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Define Guest Access Management and Captive Portal
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Define ClearPass Server Management and Administration
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Identify Dynamic User Roles and Segmentation
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Define ClearPass Server Management and Administration
An IT manager is organizing files for upload to ClearPass Guest and wants to ensure they are easily identifiable later. What is the best practice they should follow before uploading the files?
AUpload the files first and then rename them within ClearPass Guest.
BName the files logically in advance, as the system will use the filename for the file identity.
CUse the description field to identify the files rather than focusing on the filenames.
An IT manager needs to ensure that a report generated using the Remote Copy option is automatically saved to a specific file location on the network without logging into Insight.
What must they configure in the administration settings?
ARead/write permissions for Insight subsections
BInsight tab read/write/delete options
CHostname or IP address, port number, SCP or SFTP, and user credentials
When configuring a new custom Operator Profile in ClearPass, an administrator needs to ensure that the system properly assigns this profile to users based on their roles.
What critical step must be taken to meet this need?
AModify the Local User Repository to directly assign the custom profile to each user.
BInclude the operator account’s role evaluation in the enforcement policy to select the new custom Operator Profile.
CEdit the built-in Guest Operator Login policy to include the new custom profile.
An IT administrator attempts to join a ClearPass server to an Active Directory domain. They notice that the system clocks of the ClearPass server and the AD domain are not in sync. The ClearPass server is 10 minutes behind the AD domain.
What will be the likely outcome of this attempt to join the domain?
AThe join will succeed but ClearPass will generate a warning about the clock skew.
BThe join will succeed because ClearPass automatically adjusts the clock skew during the join process.
CThe join will fail because Active Directory only allows a maximum of five minutes of clock skew.
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Identify Service Configuration and Selection in HPE Aruba Networking ClearPass
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Define ClearPass Server Management and Administration
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Define Onboard Provisioning and Posture Attribute Enforcement
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Identify Dynamic User Roles and Segmentation
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Identify Dynamic User Roles and Segmentation
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Define Onboard Provisioning and Posture Attribute Enforcement
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Define Guest Access Management and Captive Portal
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A company needs to add a new field to an existing form and wants it to appear before a specific field already on the form.
What is the correct sequence of actions to meet this need?
ASelect the existing field in the forms editor and choose the ‘Insert Before’ option.
BUse the Customize Form Field workspace to drag and drop the new field before the existing one.
CSelect the existing field in the forms editor and choose the ‘Insert After’ option.
A company’s IT department is tasked with ensuring data replication across multiple ClearPass servers while maintaining redundancy and failover capabilities. They need to perform license management operations for the cluster.
Where should these license management operations be performed to ensure they are properly applied across the cluster?
AOn the server with the active Insights database
BOn the publisher
COn a dedicated license server
When managing network access through ClearPass, an administrator notices that client status changes are causing repeated disconnections and re-authentications. The administrator wants to prevent the service from making the same enforcement decision without considering newly gathered information.
What action should the administrator take?
AEnable automatic endpoint reconciliation.
BIncrease the timeout period for client re-authentication.
CSelect the option ‘Use Cached Results’ on the enforcement tab.
A network administrator is troubleshooting an issue where endpoints are not receiving updated enforcement decisions after a second authentication. What is the most likely configuration change needed?
ADisable the "Use Cached Results" on enforcement tab.
BDisable endpoint re-authentication.
CIncrease the frequency of the posture checks.
An IT administrator notices that a client endpoint has failed a health check and wants to send a notification that will not only inform the user but also force the client to re-authenticate.
Which action should the administrator take?
ASend a message to disable the network interface.
BSend a notification to disable the network interface.
CSend a notification with an action to restart the session.
An organization wants to ensure that all devices accessing their network meet specific security criteria. They decide to use ClearPass OnGuard to monitor and enforce compliance. During the deployment, the IT team needs to understand how ClearPass evaluates the security status of clients.
Which aspect of ClearPass OnGuard provides this functionality?
ANetwork access control
BHealth Checks
CSecurity policies
A network administrator needs to revoke a certificate for a lost device to ensure it no longer has network access. They navigate to the Certificate Authorities section in ClearPass Onboard.
What next step should they take to ensure the certificate is properly revoked and the device is blocked?
ASelect the certificate authority, edit the retention policy to store only metadata, and then revoke the certificate.
BSelect the certificate authority, view the issued certificates, and revoke the specific certificate associated with the lost device.
CSelect the certificate authority, view the trust chain, and manually revoke the certificate from the list.
An IT manager needs to ensure that a user who has lost their smartphone can onboard a new device while blocking access to the old one.
What steps should the IT manager follow to meet this need using ClearPass Onboard?
ARevoke the certificate of the old device, delete all metadata, and onboard the new device.
BBlock access to the old device, revoke its certificate, and issue a new certificate to the new device.
CDelete the user account, create a new account for the user, and onboard the new device.
A company wants to ensure that all BYOD devices undergo a health check before gaining full access to the network. They plan to use ClearPass OnGuard for this purpose.
Given that they have a guest network where devices initially connect to an open guest SSID before full authentication, which agent should they use?
AThe dissolvable agent, because it does not require the client to have an IP address before performing health checks.
BThe dissolvable agent, because it can perform health checks via a captive portal without requiring pre-installed software.
CThe persistent agent, because it can operate independently of the network connection type.
What is the main risk associated with evaluating posture in role mappings instead of enforcement rules?
APotential conflicts between role mappings and enforcement rules.
BIncreased processing time for posture evaluation.
CEvaluating against cached attributes instead of the most current attributes.
When configuring the role settings by Mobility Gateway in ClearPass, a network engineer notices that the elements required for the role are reusable.
What is the primary benefit of this reusability feature?
AIt provides automatic updates to all roles when one role is changed.
BIt enables the use of default system settings without customization.
CIt allows the engineer to create and apply a single definition to multiple roles, saving time and reducing errors.
An organization needs to configure a secure 802.1X wired service in ClearPass to manage access on their network. They want to ensure that different device types have different security profiles.
Which feature of ClearPass should they use to achieve this?
AEnforcement profiles with profiling
BPort security with MAC address tracking
CMAC Authentication without profiling
A company is deploying new Cisco switches and wants to use SNMP enforcement for VLAN assignments. What requirement must be met for SNMP enforcement to work correctly in this scenario?
ADownloadable enforcement must be enabled for all devices.
BVendor-specific attributes must be used for enforcement.
CSNMP services must be enabled on the Cisco switches.
An organization wants to enforce role-based access policies across their entire network to ensure that users have appropriate access privileges regardless of their connection point.
How does ClearPass facilitate this requirement?
ABy providing detailed audit logs of all network activity
BBy offering customizable user authentication methods
CBy allowing the creation of individual user roles with associated privileges that applies anywhere on the network
A network administrator is configuring a corporate network enforcement policy. The policy includes rules for corporate-issued laptops, MDM-enabled tablets, and personal smart devices. However, the administrator notices that some clients are failing all rules due to a lack of profile data.
What should the administrator do to ensure these unprofiled clients can access the profiler collectors and receive a profile using best practices?
AAdd a rule that identifies clients without profiles and assigns them a role allowing limited access to the profiler.
BIncrease the frequency of profile data updates from the endpoint profiler.
CSet the default enforcement profile to ‘Allow Access’ for all unprofiled clients.
A client connects to a network and initially has the attribute ‘IsProfiled=false’. The client is placed in a ‘Limited Access to the Profiler’ role. What sequence of events will occur next to ensure the client gains full access to the network?
AClearPass immediately profiles the client upon connection, and the client is granted full access without any further steps.
BThe client sends a DHCP request, ClearPass profiles the client, sends a terminate session instruction, and the client re-authenticates with full access.
CThe client sends a DHCP request, ClearPass profiles the client and grants full access without terminating the session.
An IT administrator is configuring ClearPass to send guest receipts for registrations. They want to ensure that guests receive these receipts through both email and SMS simultaneously.
What steps should the administrator follow to achieve this configuration?
AConfigure both the email relay and SMS gateway in the Messaging Setup menu.
BNavigate to Administration > External Servers > Guest Setup to configure messaging.
CUse the REST API to manually send emails and SMS messages.
An IT administrator needs to ensure that guest receipts for registrations are sent through both email and SMS simultaneously.
They have already configured the email relay.
What additional step must they take to meet this need?
ASet up an external SMTP server to handle both email and SMS notifications.
BConfigure the SMS Gateway under ClearPass Guest by clicking the Configure SMS Gateway link in the Messaging Setup window.
CEnable the dual messaging feature in the ClearPass security settings.
A company wants to provide downloadable PDF guides for guests accessing their network. The IT team has uploaded the PDFs to the Content Manager. How should they configure these files to ensure guests can access them via the web server?
AStore the PDFs in the private files section of the Content Manager.
BApply a skin that includes links to the PDFs.
CStore the PDFs in the public files section of the Content Manager.
An IT administrator is setting up a captive portal for a company’s network and needs to ensure that the SSL certificate is compatible with the Aruba Instant device they are using.
Which type of certificate should the administrator install to meet this requirement?