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An administrator has manually added the MAC address of a wireless device to the Blocklist Identity Group for testing. When the device connects to the wireless network it triggers the Wireless Block…
The correct answer is D. Change the Access Type under the Authorization Profile lo ACCESS_REJECT. To effectively block a device added to the Blocklist Identity Group from accessing the wireless network, the associated authorization profile must be configured with an Access Type of ACCESS_REJECT.
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An administrator has manually added the MAC address of a wireless device to the Blocklist Identity Group for testing. When the device connects to the wireless network it triggers the Wireless Block List Default rule, but the device is still allowed to access the wireless network. What additional step must be taken to resolve tissue?
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- ADisable URL redirection on the Authorization Profile.
- BEnable SNMP with read and write access on the Cisco WLC.
- CCreate an ACL named BLOCKHOLE on the Cisco WLC.
- DChange the Access Type under the Authorization Profile lo ACCESS_REJECT.
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To effectively block a device added to the Blocklist Identity Group from accessing the wireless network, the associated authorization profile must be configured with an Access Type of ACCESS_REJECT.
Disabling URL redirection is irrelevant to blocking access; URL redirection is typically used for guest portals or onboarding, not for denial of service.
Enabling SNMP with read and write access on the Cisco WLC is for management and monitoring of the WLC, not for enforcing specific client access policies like a blocklist.
Creating an ACL named BLOCKHOLE on the WLC might be a component of a denial strategy, but the primary missing step in ISE is applying an authorization profile that either uses such a denial ACL or directly issues an ACCESS_REJECT.
While a rule might trigger on the Blocklist Identity Group, it must apply an authorization profile that explicitly denies access. The ACCESS_REJECT Access Type within an authorization profile is the direct mechanism in Cisco ISE to explicitly deny network access to an endpoint.
Concept tested: Cisco ISE authorization policy for blacklisting
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/3-0/admin_guide/b_ISE_admin_3_0/b_ISE_admin_3_0_chapter_0100.html
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