Which two actions must be verified to confirm that the internet is accessible via guest access when configuring a guest portal? (Choose two.)

While associating with the correct SSID is a necessary first step, it only confirms basic wireless connectivity, not that the guest portal or internet access is fully functional.

Successful redirection to the authentication page (captive portal) confirms that the initial network access, DNS resolution, and web redirection mechanisms are functioning correctly, which is a prerequisite for guests to authenticate and gain internet access.

Guest access policies are typically designed to *prevent* internal network access; allowing it would indicate a misconfiguration, not successful internet access via the guest portal.

Connecting to network file shares is an internal network access action, which is generally restricted for guest users, and thus not a verification for internet accessibility.

Cisco ISE sending a Change of Authorization (CoA) upon successful guest authentication is critical because it dynamically instructs the Network Access Device (NAD) to re-authorize the guest session and apply a new policy that grants internet access. Without a successful CoA, the guest device might remain in a limited access state.