Question 1

In a network utilizing ClearPass and RADIUS CoA, a client initially connects without profile data and is assigned limited access. How does ClearPass ensure that the client eventually gains full access?

Options :

A : ClearPass uses the initial connection data to grant full access without further profiling.

B : ClearPass profiles the client after receiving a DHCP request, terminates the session, and allows the client to re-authenticate with full access.

C : ClearPass immediately grants full access upon receiving the DHCP request without terminating the session.

Answer: B

Question 2

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?

Options :

A : Upload the files first and then rename them within ClearPass Guest.

B : Name the files logically in advance, as the system will use the filename for the file identity.

C : Use the description field to identify the files rather than focusing on the filenames.

Answer: B

Question 3

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?

Options :

A : On the server with the active Insights database

B : On the publisher

C : On a dedicated license server

Answer: B

Question 4

An organization is setting up a ClearPass server for their network authentication. The administrator has installed a certificate issued by an internal Certificate Authority. The clients cannot fully validate the server's certificate. What additional step must the administrator take to ensure the clients can successfully validate the certificate?

Options :

A : Disable the trust check in the client's validation process.

B : Install the root certificate from the internal Certificate Authority on all client devices.

C : Reissue the certificate from a public Certificate Authority.

Answer: B

Question 5

In a corporate network secured with 802.1X authentication, a client device initially receives a quarantine role due to an unknown posture token. After the client completes a health check using the dissolvable OnGuard agent, the health information is processed by the WEBAUTH service. How does ClearPass utilize this information during the client's second authentication attempt?

Options :

A : ClearPass automatically assigns the client to a guest VLAN without further validation.

B : ClearPass references the cached posture token to determine the appropriate enforcement policy.

C : ClearPass requires the client to complete another health check before allowing network access.

Answer: B

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