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156-587 Question #107: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is A. on the gateway at $NACPORTAL_ HOME/conf/httpd_ nac.conf. Option A is correct because the Captive Portal service runs on the gateway - this is where guest traffic is intercepted and redirected, so the configuration file naturally lives there under the $NACPORTAL_HOME environment variable, which points to the NAC Portal's installation di

Troubleshoot R81.20 Security Gateway Issues

Question

You receive complains that Guest Users cannot login and use the Guest Network which is configured with Access Role of Guest Users. You need to verity the Captive Portal configuration. Where can you find the config file?

Options

  • Aon the gateway at $NACPORTAL_ HOME/conf/httpd_ nac.conf
  • Bon the management at SCPNAC_ HOME/conf/httpd_ nac.conf
  • Con the management at SNACPORTAL_ HOME/conf/httpd_ nac.conf
  • Don the gateway at $CPNAC_ HOME/conf/httpd_ nac.conf

Explanation

Option A is correct because the Captive Portal service runs on the gateway - this is where guest traffic is intercepted and redirected, so the configuration file naturally lives there under the $NACPORTAL_HOME environment variable, which points to the NAC Portal's installation directory.

Options B and C are wrong because they place the config on the management server, which handles policy and administration but does not host the Captive Portal service itself - the portal must reside on the gateway to intercept client HTTP requests in real time.

Option D is wrong because it uses the incorrect environment variable $CPNAC_HOME instead of the correct $NACPORTAL_HOME; while it correctly identifies the gateway as the host, the wrong variable path would not resolve to the actual config file.

Memory tip: Think "Portal lives at the gate" - Captive Portals run on the gateway (not management), and the variable starts with NAC*PORTAL* because it is the NAC Portal home, not a generic CP/NAC home.

Topics

#Captive Portal#Guest Network Access#NAC Configuration#Gateway Configuration Files

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