A network engineer is configuring guest access and notices that when a guest user registers a second device for access, the first device loses access. What must be done to ensure that both devices…

The correct answer is C. Modify the guest type to increase the number of maximum devices. In Cisco ISE Guest Services, the Guest Type (e.g., 'Daily,' 'Weekly,' 'Contractor') defines the attributes governing a guest account, including the maximum number of devices a single guest user can register and have active simultaneously. When a guest registers a second device…

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A network engineer is configuring guest access and notices that when a guest user registers a second device for access, the first device loses access. What must be done to ensure that both devices for a particular user are able to access the guest network simultaneously?

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AConfigure the sponsor group to increase the number of logins.
BUse a custom portal to increase the number of logins
CModify the guest type to increase the number of maximum devices
DCreate an Adaptive Network Control policy to increase the number of devices

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Explanation

In Cisco ISE Guest Services, the Guest Type (e.g., 'Daily,' 'Weekly,' 'Contractor') defines the attributes governing a guest account, including the maximum number of devices a single guest user can register and have active simultaneously. When a guest registers a second device and the first loses access, it means the 'Maximum Devices' setting in the guest type is set to 1. Increasing this value in the guest type configuration allows multiple devices to be simultaneously active under one guest account. This is configured under Work Centers > Guest Access > Configure > Guest Types.

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