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Which statement about configuring an identification profile for machine authentication is true?
The correct answer is C. Cloud Web Security with Kerberos enabled supports machine authentication. Cloud Web Security (CWS) with Kerberos authentication enabled supports machine authentication. Kerberos is unique among authentication protocols in that it can authenticate both user accounts and machine/computer accounts in an Active Directory environment. Machine authentication
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Which statement about configuring an identification profile for machine authentication is true?
Options
- ACloud Web Security Connector mode with an active directory enabled supports machine
- BIdentification profile machine ID is supported locally, but the Cisco WSA does not support machine
- CCloud Web Security with Kerberos enabled supports machine authentication
- DIf an Active Directory realm is used, identification can be performed for an authenticated user or IP
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C91% (21)
Explanation
Cloud Web Security (CWS) with Kerberos authentication enabled supports machine authentication. Kerberos is unique among authentication protocols in that it can authenticate both user accounts and machine/computer accounts in an Active Directory environment. Machine authentication allows policies to be applied before a user logs in, based on the computer's identity rather than a user's credentials. Option A is incorrect because CWSC with Active Directory uses a connector mode that doesn't support machine authentication in the same way. Option B is incorrect because the WSA does support machine authentication via Kerberos. Option D is a true statement about AD realms but does not specifically address machine authentication support.
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