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A user recently had their laptop stolen. IT has ordered a replacement device for the user and was able to obtain the MAC address of the device 04.57:47:34 35 0A from the vendor before it shipped…
The correct answer is D. MAC addresses can be manually added using the + sign under Context Visibility > Endpoints. MAC addresses can be manually added to Cisco ISE for pre-provisioning by navigating to Context Visibility > Endpoints and using the '+' sign.
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A user recently had their laptop stolen. IT has ordered a replacement device for the user and was able to obtain the MAC address of the device 04.57:47:34 35 0A from the vendor before it shipped. Which statement regarding adding MAC addresses to Cisco ISE is correct?
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- AMAC addresses can only be manually imported using a .csv file and the import option.
- BMAC addresses can only be manually imported using the REST API.
- CMAC addresses can only be allowed after the device has connected to the network.
- DMAC addresses can be manually added using the + sign under Context Visibility > Endpoints.
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Why each option
MAC addresses can be manually added to Cisco ISE for pre-provisioning by navigating to Context Visibility > Endpoints and using the '+' sign.
While CSV import is a valid method for bulk additions, it is not the *only* way to manually add MAC addresses; individual manual entry is also supported.
While the REST API can be used for automation, it is not the *only* way to add MAC addresses; manual GUI entry and CSV import are also available.
MAC addresses can be pre-provisioned in ISE *before* a device connects to the network, which is often done for MAB policies or known devices.
Cisco ISE allows administrators to manually add individual MAC addresses for endpoints through the graphical user interface. This is done by navigating to Context Visibility > Endpoints and then clicking the '+' sign to create a new endpoint entry, enabling pre-registration before the device connects to the network.
Concept tested: Cisco ISE manual endpoint (MAC address) management
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/3-1/admin_guide/b_ISE_admin_3_1_new/m_ise_ctx_vis.html
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