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A network engineer must enable a profiling probe. The profiling must take details through the Active Directory. Where in the Cisco ISE interface would the engineer enable the probe?
The correct answer is D. Administration > System > Deployment > Profiling. To enable a profiling probe in Cisco ISE that collects details from Active Directory, the engineer must navigate to the Deployment section within the Administration menu. This path allows for system-wide and node-specific probe configurations.
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A network engineer must enable a profiling probe. The profiling must take details through the Active Directory. Where in the Cisco ISE interface would the engineer enable the probe?
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- AAdministration > Deployment > System > Profiling
- BPolicy > Deployment > System > Profiling
- CPolicy > Policy Elements > Profiling
- DAdministration > System > Deployment > Profiling
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To enable a profiling probe in Cisco ISE that collects details from Active Directory, the engineer must navigate to the Deployment section within the Administration menu. This path allows for system-wide and node-specific probe configurations.
The navigation path 'Administration > Deployment > System > Profiling' is incorrect; the correct sequence is Administration, then System, then Deployment.
The 'Policy' menu is used for defining access and authorization policies, not for system-level deployment configurations like enabling profiling probes.
The 'Policy Elements' section defines reusable components for policies but is not the location for enabling and configuring system-wide profiling probes.
In Cisco ISE, the configuration for profiling probes, including those integrating with Active Directory, is found under 'Administration > System > Deployment'. From there, you can select a specific Policy Service Node (PSN) and configure its profiling services and probes to gather endpoint data from various sources.
Concept tested: Cisco ISE profiling probe configuration path
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/3-1/admin_guide/b_ISE_admin_3_1/b_ISE_admin_3_1_chapter_0100.html#ID_716
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