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300-430 Question 201

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An enterprise network administrator is configuring a Guest Wi-Fi network using a Central Web Authentication (CWA) solution with Cisco ISE. The goal is to allow guest users to self-register, receive login credentials via email, and access the network after authentication. Which of the following actions are required to ensure a successful CWA implementation?

  1. A

    Configure a redirect ACL on the WLAN to allow unauthenticated users to reach the ISE portal.

  2. B

    Enable Layer 3 Security with WPA2-Enterprise on the guest SSID.

  3. C

    Set up a self-registration portal on Cisco ISE and link it to the guest WLAN.

  4. D

    Configure the WLC to redirect HTTP/HTTPS traffic to the Cisco ISE portal.

  5. E

    Assign guest users to a restricted VLAN after authentication.

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Correct answers: A, C, D

Explanation

Central Web Authentication (CWA) using Cisco ISE involves redirecting unauthenticated users from the guest SSID to an ISE-hosted portal for authentication and self-registration. Key steps include configuring a redirect ACL, setting up a self-registration portal on ISE, and enabling traffic redirection on the WLC. WPA2-Enterprise is not applicable for guest networks in this scenario, and while VLAN assignment may be done post-authentication, it is not a requirement for CWA implementation.

  • A. Correct.

    Correct: The redirect ACL is required to allow unauthenticated users to access the Cisco ISE portal for self-registration and authentication.

  • B. Incorrect.

    Incorrect: WPA2-Enterprise is not typically used for guest networks; instead, open authentication with redirection to a CWA portal is used.

  • C. Correct.

    Correct: A self-registration portal must be configured on Cisco ISE to collect guest user details and generate login credentials.

  • D. Correct.

    Correct: HTTP/HTTPS traffic needs to be redirected to the Cisco ISE portal for user authentication and registration.

  • E. Incorrect.

    Incorrect: While assigning users to a restricted VLAN is a good practice, it is not a requirement for the CWA implementation process itself.

300-430 Question 202

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You are configuring a Guest Wi-Fi network for a client using Cisco ISE. The client wants users to self-register through a captive portal and be granted network access after accepting terms and conditions. Which of the following steps must you configure in Cisco ISE to implement Centralized Web Authentication (CWA) with a self-registration portal?

  1. A

    Configure a Guest Portal with self-registration enabled in Cisco ISE

  2. B

    Set up a Policy Set in Cisco ISE with Authentication and Authorization rules

  3. C

    Enable RADIUS Change of Authorization (CoA) on the network access device

  4. D

    Configure an ACL on the network access device to redirect HTTP/HTTPS traffic to Cisco ISE

  5. E

    Enable 802.1X authentication for guest users

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Correct answers: A, B, C, D

Explanation

Centralized Web Authentication (CWA) with a self-registration portal requires multiple configurations in Cisco ISE and the network infrastructure. A Guest Portal with self-registration provides the interface for users to register and accept terms. Policy Sets define the rules for handling guest traffic. RADIUS CoA is essential for updating the user's session after portal authentication, and ACLs on the network device redirect guest traffic to Cisco ISE for authentication. 802.1X is not typically used in guest access scenarios since it is designed for secure employee access.

  • A. Correct.

    Correct: A Guest Portal with self-registration is required to allow users to create their own accounts and accept terms and conditions.

  • B. Correct.

    Correct: Policy Sets in Cisco ISE define the Authentication and Authorization rules needed for CWA and guest access workflows.

  • C. Correct.

    Correct: RADIUS CoA is mandatory for updating the user's session after successful authentication through the portal.

  • D. Correct.

    Correct: ACLs on the network access device are necessary to redirect guest users' HTTP/HTTPS traffic to the Cisco ISE captive portal for authentication.

  • E. Incorrect.

    Incorrect: 802.1X is not typically used for guest users in CWA scenarios. Instead, MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB) or open authentication is used to provide network access for redirection.

300-430 Question 203

Single answer

An organization wants to implement a Guest Wi-Fi network using Cisco ISE's Central Web Authentication (CWA) with a self-registration portal. The IT administrator has configured the WLC and ISE to redirect guest users to the self-registration portal for authentication. However, after connecting to the guest network, users are not redirected to the portal. Which configuration step is MOST likely missing or misconfigured?

  1. A

    The WLC's ACL blocking unauthenticated user access to the Internet is not applied.

  2. B

    The redirect ACL is not configured or is not applied on the WLC.

  3. C

    The ISE Guest Portal is not enabled or published.

  4. D

    The guest SSID is not configured for Layer 3 security with Web Authentication.

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Correct answer: B

Explanation

For Cisco ISE's CWA with a self-registration portal to function properly, the WLC must have a redirect ACL configured and applied. This ACL ensures that unauthenticated users are redirected to the ISE portal for authentication. If the redirect ACL is missing or misconfigured, users will not be redirected, causing the issue described in the question.

  • A. Incorrect.

    This would block unauthenticated users from accessing the Internet, but it is not responsible for redirecting users to the self-registration portal. The issue here relates to redirection, not Internet access control.

  • B. Correct.

    The redirect ACL specifies the traffic that needs to be intercepted and redirected to the ISE portal. If this is not configured or not applied, users will not be redirected to the portal, causing the described issue.

  • C. Incorrect.

    While the Guest Portal needs to be enabled and published, this is not the root cause of the specific issue described. If this were the issue, users would see an error page rather than no redirection at all.

  • D. Incorrect.

    Layer 3 security with Web Authentication is required for guest access, but the described issue is about the redirection to the self-registration portal. This configuration alone does not ensure proper redirection.

300-430 Question 204

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An organization wants to provide secure guest Wi-Fi access using a Captive Web Portal (CWP) through Cisco ISE. Guests should be able to self-register and receive their login credentials. During the configuration, which of the following steps must be implemented to achieve a successful Central Web Authentication (CWA) process?

  1. A

    Configure a redirect ACL on the Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) to forward unauthenticated users to the Cisco ISE portal

  2. B

    Enable RADIUS Change of Authorization (CoA) on Cisco ISE

  3. C

    Create a DHCP scope on the WLC for guest users to provide IP addresses

  4. D

    Configure a policy set in Cisco ISE to match the guest WLAN and apply the CWA profile

  5. E

    Enable WPA3-Enterprise security on the guest WLAN

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Correct answers: A, B, D

Explanation

To implement CWA using Cisco ISE, it is essential to configure a redirect ACL on the WLC to forward unauthenticated traffic to ISE, enable RADIUS CoA for dynamic reauthorization after successful registration, and create a policy set in ISE to match guest WLAN traffic and apply the CWA rules. These steps ensure the guest devices are redirected to the self-registration portal, authenticated, and authorized appropriately. Configuring DHCP on the WLC or using WPA3-Enterprise security is not relevant to the CWA process.

  • A. Correct.

    Correct: A redirect ACL is required on the WLC to forward unauthenticated traffic to the Cisco ISE portal for guest self-registration.

  • B. Correct.

    Correct: RADIUS Change of Authorization (CoA) is necessary for ISE to dynamically reauthorize the guest device once it has registered and authenticated.

  • C. Incorrect.

    Incorrect: While DHCP is critical for guest devices to obtain IP addresses, DHCP configuration is typically done on a dedicated DHCP server, not directly on the WLC in most enterprise environments.

  • D. Correct.

    Correct: A policy set in Cisco ISE is needed to identify guest WLAN traffic and apply the appropriate CWA redirection and authentication rules.

  • E. Incorrect.

    Incorrect: WPA3-Enterprise is not applicable for guest networks that use CWA, as the guest network typically uses open authentication with a web-based portal.

300-430 Question 205

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An organization is deploying guest Wi-Fi access and plans to use Local Web Authentication (LWA). They want to integrate the solution with Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) for authentication and policy enforcement. Which of the following configurations are required to successfully implement LWA using ISE or WLC?

  1. A

    Configure the WLAN on the WLC to use the 'Layer 3 Web Policy' with the 'Authentication' option enabled.

  2. B

    Ensure that the WLC is added as a Network Device in Cisco ISE with a shared secret.

  3. C

    Enable 802.1X authentication on the WLAN for all guest users.

  4. D

    Configure a redirect URL on the WLC to point to the ISE's Guest Portal.

  5. E

    Use the default WLC self-signed certificate for HTTPS redirection.

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Correct answers: A, B, D

Explanation

To implement Local Web Authentication (LWA) using Cisco ISE or WLC, the WLAN must be configured with a Layer 3 Web Policy with authentication enabled, the WLC must be added to ISE as a Network Device with a shared secret, and a redirect URL must be configured to direct users to the ISE's Guest Portal. Using 802.1X for guest access is not required, and a valid certificate should replace the default WLC self-signed certificate to avoid browser trust issues.

  • A. Correct.

    Correct: Local Web Authentication requires the WLAN to be configured with a Layer 3 Web Policy and the 'Authentication' option enabled to trigger the redirection to the ISE portal.

  • B. Correct.

    Correct: The WLC must be added to Cisco ISE as a Network Device with the proper shared secret to enable communication and RADIUS authentication.

  • C. Incorrect.

    Incorrect: 802.1X is not used for guest access in an LWA setup. Instead, guests are authenticated through the web portal after being redirected.

  • D. Correct.

    Correct: A redirect URL is required to point the client devices to the ISE's Guest Portal for web-based authentication.

  • E. Incorrect.

    Incorrect: The default self-signed certificate on the WLC is not recommended because it may cause browser warnings. A valid, trusted certificate should be used to avoid trust issues.

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  1. 201.An enterprise network administrator is configuring a Guest Wi-Fi network using a Central Web Authentication...
  2. 202.You are configuring a Guest Wi-Fi network for a client using Cisco ISE. The client wants users to...
  3. 203.An organization wants to implement a Guest Wi-Fi network using Cisco ISE's Central Web Authentication (CWA)...
  4. 204.An organization wants to provide secure guest Wi-Fi access using a Captive Web Portal (CWP) through Cisco...
  5. 205.An organization is deploying guest Wi-Fi access and plans to use Local Web Authentication (LWA). They want to...
  6. 206.A large enterprise has implemented Local Web Authentication (LWA) for guest Wi-Fi access using Cisco Identity...
  7. 207.You are deploying a guest Wi-Fi solution using Local Web Authentication (LWA) on a Cisco network. The network...
  8. 208.An organization is deploying a Cisco wireless network and wants to provide lightweight web authentication...
  9. 209.An enterprise network is implementing a Guest Wi-Fi solution using Local Web Authentication (LWA). The IT...
  10. 210.An organization is deploying a secure wireless network and wants to enable native supplicant provisioning for...
  11. 211.An enterprise wants to onboard employee devices securely using native supplicant provisioning through Cisco...
  12. 212.An enterprise network administrator is tasked with configuring native supplicant provisioning using Cisco...
  13. 213.A network administrator is tasked with provisioning native supplicants for wireless clients in the enterprise...
  14. 214.An enterprise is deploying a secure wireless network and wants to use Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE)...
  15. 215.You are tasked with configuring certificate-based authentication for a Cisco wireless network. During the...
  16. 216.You are configuring a Cisco wireless LAN controller (WLC) for secure communication with Access Points (APs)....
  17. 217.An enterprise network administrator is configuring certificate provisioning on a Cisco wireless LAN...
  18. 218.A wireless administrator is configuring certificate provisioning on a Cisco wireless LAN controller (WLC) to...
  19. 219.An enterprise network administrator is configuring certificate provisioning on a Cisco wireless LAN...
  20. 220.An organization uses Cisco ISE to manage authentication for its wireless network. The network consists of...
  21. 221.An organization has deployed Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) to enforce 802.1X authentication for its...
  22. 222.An enterprise organization is implementing 802.1X authentication for their wireless network. They are using...
  23. 223.A company is deploying a wireless network using Cisco Catalyst 9800 Wireless LAN Controllers (WLCs) and...
  24. 224.An organization is implementing 802.1X authentication for its corporate wireless network using Cisco Identity...
  25. 225.An enterprise network administrator is designing a wireless network where different user groups (employees,...
  26. 226.An enterprise wireless network is configured to support multiple user groups such as employees, contractors,...
  27. 227.An enterprise network uses a Cisco wireless architecture with a centralized controller. The organization...
  28. 228.A company has deployed a Cisco wireless network using a centralized controller architecture. They want to...
  29. 229.An enterprise is deploying a wireless network with multiple SSIDs to support different user groups, such as...
  30. 230.A network administrator is monitoring a Cisco wireless network using Cisco DNA Center. They notice that users...
  31. 231.A network administrator is monitoring a Cisco enterprise wireless network using Cisco DNA Center. The...
  32. 232.An organization has deployed a Cisco Catalyst 9800 Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) in their network. The...
  33. 233.A network administrator is monitoring a Cisco wireless network and notices that multiple access points are...
  34. 234.A network administrator is responsible for monitoring a Cisco wireless network using Cisco DNA Center. Users...
  35. 235.A network administrator is tasked with identifying areas in a corporate office where wireless clients are...
  36. 236.An enterprise network administrator is using Cisco DNA Center to monitor their wireless network. They need to...
  37. 237.You are the network administrator for a large enterprise using Cisco DNA Center and need to troubleshoot poor...
  38. 238.An enterprise network administrator is using Cisco DNA Center to monitor the organization's wireless network....
  39. 239.An enterprise network administrator is using Cisco DNA Center to monitor and troubleshoot wireless network...
  40. 240.An enterprise network administrator is monitoring the wireless infrastructure using Cisco DNA Center and...
  41. 241.A network administrator notices an influx of rogue APs being detected in a company's wireless network. To...
  42. 242.You are managing a Cisco wireless network for a large enterprise. During a routine check in the Cisco DNA...
  43. 243.You are a network administrator managing a Cisco wireless deployment in a large enterprise. During routine...
  44. 244.A network administrator is managing a Cisco wireless network and notices several rogue access points (APs)...
  45. 245.A network administrator is tasked with configuring a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) for a large...
  46. 246.During a wireless network deployment, you need to configure a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) to optimize...
  47. 247.A company has deployed a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) to manage its wireless network. An administrator...
  48. 248.A network engineer is configuring a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) to support a high-density wireless...
  49. 249.A network administrator is deploying a new Cisco wireless network and needs to configure a Wireless LAN...
  50. 250.An enterprise network administrator is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to monitor and manage their...
  51. 251.A network administrator is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to monitor and manage the enterprise...
  52. 252.An enterprise network administrator is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to monitor and manage a wireless...
  53. 253.An enterprise network administrator is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to monitor and manage a wireless...
  54. 254.A network administrator is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to monitor and manage a wireless network....
  55. 255.You are configuring a wireless network for a large enterprise using Cisco DNA Center. The organization wants...
  56. 256.You are tasked with deploying a new wireless network using Cisco DNA Center. After configuring the access...
  57. 257.A network administrator is tasked with optimizing wireless network operations using Cisco DNA Center. The...
  58. 258.An enterprise network administrator is using Cisco DNA Center for wireless network management. The...
  59. 259.You are troubleshooting a wireless network in an enterprise environment and notice a significant drop in...
  60. 260.An enterprise wireless network in a manufacturing facility is experiencing degraded performance. Upon...
  61. 261.A retail company is experiencing degraded wireless performance in their store due to suspected RF...
  62. 262.A wireless network administrator notices degraded performance in a critical office area. While using Cisco...
  63. 263.You are managing a corporate wireless network and notice inconsistent client performance in a specific area....
  64. 264.An enterprise network administrator is configuring a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) to provide seamless...
  65. 265.An enterprise network administrator is configuring a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) to support multiple...
  66. 266.A network administrator is configuring a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) to support a high-density...
  67. 267.A network engineer is configuring a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) to support a new wireless network for...
  68. 268.A network administrator is configuring a Cisco WLC (Wireless LAN Controller) to support a large enterprise...
  69. 269.Your organization is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to manage its wireless network. The network team...
  70. 270.A network administrator is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to monitor and manage a wireless network...
  71. 271.An enterprise network administrator is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to manage and monitor the...
  72. 272.A network engineer is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to monitor and manage a large wireless network....
  73. 273.You are a network engineer assigned to troubleshoot a wireless network issue using Cisco Prime Infrastructure...
  74. 274.A network administrator is tasked with optimizing the wireless network performance for a large enterprise...
  75. 275.Your organization has recently deployed Cisco DNA Center to streamline network management. As part of this...
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  77. 277.You are tasked with deploying a new wireless network for a large enterprise and need to ensure seamless...
  78. 278.An enterprise network administrator wants to simplify the management of their wireless network by automating...
  79. 279.A user reports that their laptop is unable to connect to the corporate Wi-Fi network after a recent SSID...
  80. 280.A network engineer is troubleshooting a wireless client that is unable to connect to the corporate SSID. The...
  81. 281.A user is unable to connect their device to the corporate Wi-Fi network. The network uses 802.1X...
  82. 282.A network engineer has received complaints from multiple users about intermittent connectivity issues on a...
  83. 283.A wireless client is unable to connect to the corporate Wi-Fi network. The client device is using...
  84. 284.A network administrator is configuring a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) for a new branch office. The...
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  86. 286.A network administrator is configuring a Cisco WLC (Wireless LAN Controller) to support a new wireless...
  87. 287.An enterprise network administrator is configuring a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) for a large...
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  93. 293.An enterprise network administrator is configuring Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) for wireless client...
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  95. 295.An enterprise network administrator is using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to monitor and manage their...
  96. 296.You are managing a wireless network deployment and using Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) to monitor and...
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  98. 298.You are a wireless network engineer managing a Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) deployment for a large...
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