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Profiling

Posture

Captive Portal

Onboard

It allows ClearPass to transmit messages to the Network Attached Device/Network Attached Server (NAD/NAS) to modify a user’s session status

It allows clients to issue a privilege escalation request to ClearPass using RADIUS to switch to TACACS+

It is a mechanism that enables ClearPass to assigned a User-Based Tunnel (UBT) between a switch and controller for Dynamic Segmentation

It forces the client to re-authenticate upon roaming to an access point controlled by a foreign mobility controller.

The guest authentication is provided better security than without using MAC caching

The guest authentication is provided better security than without using MAC caching

The endpoint status of the client will be treated as "known" the first time the client associates to the network

Which wireless SSID and wireless controller must be indicated when configuring the template

The client will be required to re-enter their credentials even if still within the MAC-Auth Expiry term

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

Configure the vendor settings in the Web Login page to match the Network Access Device (NAD).

Install a publicly signed HTTPS certificate in ClearPass and the Network Access Device (NAD).

Install an enterprise Certificate Authority (CA) signed HTTPS certificate in the Network Access Device

(NAD).

Install an enterprise Certificate Authority (CA) signed HTTPS certificate in ClearPass and the Network

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Access Device (NAD).

Configure the vendor settings in the Network Access Device (NAD) to match the web login page.

configuring ClearPass as a DHCP relay for the client

DHCP profiling is enabled on ClearPass by default; configuration of the network access devices is not

necessary

enabling the DHCP server to profile endpoints and forward meta-data to ClearPass

enabling DHCP relay on our network access devices so DHCP requests are forwarded to ClearPass

The service will make the enforcement decision based upon the updated Posture regardless of caching

A posture change applied to an endpoint is going to be lost each time the client re-authenticates

Posturing win no longer be evaluated in determining the enforcement policy for current or future sessions.

Cached posture results are no longer stored by ClearPass but instead are saved to the endpoint of the client.

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

Cisco Device Sensor

Exchange Plugging agent

3rd part MDM

DNS fingerprinting

NAD ARP listening handler

The captive portal page hosted on the Aruba controller

The redirect will time out and fan to resolve

The captive portal page hosted on ClearPass

The captive portal page hosted on Aruba Central in the cloud

Requires the purchase of a supported Cisco Access Point licensed as an Aruoa Monitor Mode AP. to then act as !he sensor

Forwards DHCP and HTTP user-agent info to ClearPass using Control and Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS) encapsulation

Gathers raw endpoint data from Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) and Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP)

Forwards DHCP and HTTP user-agent info to ClearPass using RADIUS accounting packets

Requires a Cisco Smart Net license to be installed on the Network Access Device (NAD) utilizing the feature