Free HP HPE6-A82 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers

Interim Accounting on the Network Access Device (NAD).

Enable Active Sessions in ClearPass Guest

Enable Logging of Accounting Start-Stop packets.

Make sure the Endpoint Profiling is configured

Both Posturing and Profiling describe the same thing, what is the health of the client endpoinst?

Profiling describes categorizing the user based on their department while Posturing validates the user as authenticated

Posturing and Profiling are role assignments in ClearPass used internally to map to enforcement policies.

Profiling is the act of identifying the endpoint type while Posturing is assigning a status as to the health of the endpoint

ClearPass receives a timeout attempt when trying the Remote Lab AD server first. It will then try the server Backup 1 and receive a result of Active Directory Authentication failed. No further processing will occur.

ClearPass try either server Backup 1 or Backup 2 depending on which has responded the fastest in prior attempts to authenticate ClearPass will then receive a result of Active Directory Authentication failed.

No further processing will occur.

ClearPass receives a timeout attempt when trying the Remote Lab AD server first. It will then try the server Backup 1 and Backup 2; both will send a result authentication failed.

ClearPass receive a timeout attempt when trying the Remote Lab AD server first. No further processing will occur until the Remote Lab AD server is marked as "Down" by the Administrator.

Profiling

Posture

Captive Portal

Onboard

Because DHCP fingerprinted is a Layer-3 function, it cannot t>e used with an 802 1X authentication service.

The client needs to be granted limited access before the enforcement policy can take into account the device type

When a client sends an authentication request to ClearPass, the profiler will also gather DHCP information

The client needs to connect to an open network first to be profiled, then shifted to the secure 802.1x network.

the lack of encryption during the authentication process

ClearPass win not be able to enforce individual Access Control policies.

the high level of complexity for users to join the guest network

Guests will not be able to be uniquely identified.

difficult to maintain in an environment with a large number of transient guest users

ClearPass Onboard Portal

Guest access with MAC caching

Guest serf-registration with sponsor approval

Enforcement based on endpoint profiling

The guest account is created in a disabled state with the "Log In" button grayed out

The guest account is not yet created and remains in a disabled state There is not "Log in" button yet displayed

The guest account is created in disabled state, the "Log In" button will appear only after the sponsor approval process is completed

The guest account is created in an enabled state with the Tog in" button functional

ClearPass Admin login credentials

SSH password

Shared Secret

HTTPS certificate

NAD IP address

Identifies clients that are not security compliant

Initiates the Auto-Remediation process

Controls access to network resources

Denies access to unhealthy clients

indicates the Health Status of the Client