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An administrator for a small network is configuring Cisco ISE to provide dynamic network access to users. Management needs Cisco ISE to not automatically trigger a CoA whenever a profile change is det
The correct answer is B. No CoA. Cisco ISE Profiler has a Change of Authorization (CoA) setting that controls what happens when an endpoint's profile changes. The available options include: No CoA (do nothing automatically), Port Bounce (re-initialize the port), and Reauth (force re-authentication). Selecting 'N
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An administrator for a small network is configuring Cisco ISE to provide dynamic network access to users. Management needs Cisco ISE to not automatically trigger a CoA whenever a profile change is detected. Instead, the administrator needs to verify the new profile and manually trigger a CoA. What must be configuring in the profiler to accomplish this goal?
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- APort Bounce
- BNo CoA
- CSession Query
- DReauth
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Explanation
Cisco ISE Profiler has a Change of Authorization (CoA) setting that controls what happens when an endpoint's profile changes. The available options include: No CoA (do nothing automatically), Port Bounce (re-initialize the port), and Reauth (force re-authentication). Selecting 'No CoA' instructs ISE not to automatically issue a CoA when a new profile is detected, allowing the administrator to manually review the new profile and trigger a CoA at their discretion. This is the correct setting when automated CoA behavior must be suppressed.
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