300-425 Question 193
Select 2An organization wants to implement client profiling for its wireless network to identify and classify devices connecting to the network. They are using a Cisco WLC and Cisco ISE. Which two configurations are required to achieve this functionality?
- A
Enable RADIUS profiling on the WLC and configure the RADIUS server settings to point to Cisco ISE.
- B
Enable DHCP and HTTP profiling on Cisco ISE.
- C
Configure the WLC to send SNMP traps to Cisco ISE for client profiling.
- D
Enable client profiling policies in Cisco DNA Center.
- E
Configure a CoA (Change of Authorization) policy on Cisco ISE to update the client profile.
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Correct answers: A, B
Explanation
To configure client profiling on a Cisco WLC and Cisco ISE, it is necessary to enable RADIUS profiling on the WLC so that client information is forwarded to Cisco ISE. Additionally, DHCP and HTTP profiling must be configured on Cisco ISE to collect data that helps identify and classify devices. These steps work together to enable accurate client profiling and classification in the network.
- A. Correct.
Correct: RADIUS profiling on the WLC enables the forwarding of RADIUS attributes to Cisco ISE, which is essential for client profiling.
- B. Correct.
Correct: DHCP and HTTP profiling must be enabled on Cisco ISE to gather necessary data about the client devices for accurate profiling.
- C. Incorrect.
Incorrect: SNMP traps are not used for client profiling in this scenario. Client profiling is primarily handled via RADIUS, DHCP, and HTTP on Cisco ISE.
- D. Incorrect.
Incorrect: While Cisco DNA Center can provide additional insights, it is not required for client profiling on the WLC and ISE.
- E. Incorrect.
Incorrect: CoA policies are used for enforcing changes in client sessions after profiling, not for the profiling process itself.