An employee logs on to the My Devices portal and marks a currently on-boarded device as `Lost'. Which option is correct?

The correct answer is A. Certificates provisioned to the device are not revoked B. BYOD Registration status is updated to No. In Cisco ISE, when a user marks a device as 'Lost' through the My Devices portal, two things happen: (A) Certificates provisioned to the device are NOT revoked - certificate revocation only occurs when a device is marked as 'Stolen', not 'Lost'. (B) The BYOD Registration status…

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Options

ACertificates provisioned to the device are not revoked
BBYOD Registration status is updated to No
CThe device access has been denied
DBYOD Registration status is updated to Unknown.
EThe device status is updated to Stolen

How the community answered

(21 responses)

A
81% (17)
C
5% (1)
D
5% (1)
E
10% (2)

Explanation

In Cisco ISE, when a user marks a device as 'Lost' through the My Devices portal, two things happen: (A) Certificates provisioned to the device are NOT revoked - certificate revocation only occurs when a device is marked as 'Stolen', not 'Lost'. (B) The BYOD Registration status is updated to 'No', meaning the device is no longer considered a valid registered endpoint. The device status is set to 'Lost' (not 'Stolen' as in E), and access denial (C) is a consequence of the registration change, not a directly configured action. 'Unknown' (D) is not the resulting status.

Topics

#BYOD Device Management#My Devices Portal#Endpoint Registration#Certificate Revocation

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