A.DHCP profiling is enabled on ClearPass by default; configuration of the network access devices is not necessary

B.enabling the DHCP server to profile endpoints and forward meta-data to ClearPass

C.enabling DHCP relay on our network access devices so DHCP requests are forwarded to ClearPass

D.configuring ClearPass as a DHCP relay for the client

A.IF-MAP

B.DHCP fingerprinting

C.SNMP

D.HTTP user agents

E.NMAP

A.ClearPass will validate the user credentials, then, for the duration of the cache, ClearPass will just fetch account attributes.

B.The Cache Timeout is designed to reduce the amount of traffic between ClearPass and the A/D server by caching the attributes.

C.ClearPass will validate the user credentials on the first attempt, then will always fetch the account attributes.

D.The Cache Timeout is designed to reduce the amount of traffic between ClearPass and the A/D server by caching the credentials.

A.Domain User credentials with read-write access.

B.Cache Timeout value set to at least 10 hours.

C.Domain Administrator credentials with at least read access.

D.ClearPass Policy Manager (CPPM) enterprise credentials.

E.Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the AD Domain Controller.

A.Employees must be taken to a separate web login page on the guest network.

B.The customer needs to add second guest service in the policy manager for the guest network.

C.The customer needs to add the AD server as an authentication source in a guest service.

D.The customer needs to add the AD servers RADIUS certificate to the guest network.