300-430 Question 210
Select 3An organization is deploying a secure wireless network and wants to enable native supplicant provisioning for their employees' devices using Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE). Which of the following steps are required to configure native supplicant provisioning in ISE?
- A
Create a client provisioning policy in ISE to push the required settings to the endpoint.
- B
Enable 802.1X authentication for wireless clients on the WLAN controller.
- C
Configure a redirection rule in ISE to redirect non-compliant devices to a provisioning portal.
- D
Manually install the supplicant on each endpoint before connecting to the network.
- E
Enable the posture service in ISE to evaluate device compliance during provisioning.
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Correct answers: A, B, C
Explanation
Native supplicant provisioning using Cisco ISE is a method to automate the configuration of endpoint devices for secure network access. This process involves creating client provisioning policies to push configurations, enabling 802.1X for secure authentication, and using redirection rules to guide non-compliant devices to a provisioning portal. These steps ensure seamless integration and secure connectivity without requiring manual intervention.
- A. Correct.
Correct: A client provisioning policy is essential in ISE to push the necessary configuration, such as supplicant settings, to the endpoint devices.
- B. Correct.
Correct: 802.1X authentication must be enabled to ensure secure wireless access and integration with ISE for authentication and provisioning.
- C. Correct.
Correct: Redirection rules in ISE guide non-compliant devices to a provisioning portal where they can be set up with the required configurations.
- D. Incorrect.
Incorrect: Native supplicant provisioning eliminates the need for manual installation by automating the process via ISE.
- E. Incorrect.
Incorrect: While posture assessment is useful for compliance checks, it is not a required step for native supplicant provisioning.