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A network engineer must configure a centralized Cisco ISE solution for wireless guest access with users in different time zones. The guest account activation time must be independent of the user…
The correct answer is A. Select FromFirstLogin from the Account Type dropdown. To ensure guest account activation is time zone independent and automatically enabled upon self-registration, the engineer must select "FromFirstLogin" from the Account Type dropdown in the time profile settings. This option makes the account valid starting from the first…
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A network engineer must configure a centralized Cisco ISE solution for wireless guest access with users in different time zones. The guest account activation time must be independent of the user time zone, and the guest account must be enabled automatically when the user self- registers on the guest portal. Which option in the time profile settings must be selected to meet the requirement?
Options
- ASelect FromFirstLogin from the Account Type dropdown.
- BSelect FromCreation from the Account Type dropdown.
- CSet the Maximum Account Duration to 1 Day.
- DSet the Duration field to 24:00:00.
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A80% (36)
- B2% (1)
- C11% (5)
- D7% (3)
Why each option
To ensure guest account activation is time zone independent and automatically enabled upon self-registration, the engineer must select "FromFirstLogin" from the Account Type dropdown in the time profile settings. This option makes the account valid starting from the first successful login, not from its creation.
Selecting "FromFirstLogin" from the Account Type dropdown in the time profile means that the guest account's validity period begins when the user first successfully logs in, rather than when the account is created. This ensures the activation time is independent of the user's timezone and enables the account automatically upon their first use after self-registration, aligning with both requirements.
Selecting "FromCreation" starts the validity period from account creation, which can lead to time zone issues and does not automatically enable the account upon the user's first login.
Setting the Maximum Account Duration defines the lifespan but does not specify the activation trigger or address time zone independence.
Setting the Duration field defines the length of validity but, like option C, does not determine the activation trigger or consider time zones.
Concept tested: Cisco ISE guest time profile activation options
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/3-1/admin_guide/b_ise_admin_guide_31/m_manage_guest_accounts.html#concept_3C57912B9D954D6D9933B918B2FB7CE4
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