Refer to exhibit. You have a user who has a device that publishes its own service. What is the user doing from the My Devices Portal?

In the Cisco ISE My Devices Portal, when a user registers a device and publishes its service, they are binding that device exclusively to their own user ID - meaning access through that device is tied only to that user identity. This self-service registration enforces an exclusive device-to-user mapping that ISE policy then enforces for network access control.

Adding a device to the ISE endpoint database is performed by administrators through the Admin portal or automatically via profiling, not by end users publishing services through the self-service My Devices Portal.

Mapping a MAC address to mDNS is a network-level mDNS service policy operation handled by ISE administrators, not an action exposed to end users in the My Devices Portal.

Configuring mDNS service policies for a device is an administrative task performed in ISE mDNS policy settings, not an end-user function available in the My Devices Portal.