Which two limitations are addressed by the implementation of Adaptive Policy? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. managing network policies when IP addresses are prone to changes over time B. applying segmentation inside a VLAN. Adaptive Policy shifts enforcement from IP-based ACLs to user/device identity (Group Tags), so policies don’t break when IPs change. It also enables true segmentation (micro-segmentation) within a single VLAN by enforcing firewall and access rules at the client level rather than

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Amanaging network policies when IP addresses are prone to changes over time
Bapplying segmentation inside a VLAN
Cpreventing the micro-segmentation of clients within the network
Densuring dedicated bandwidth for specific applications
Eimplementing Quality of Service (QoS) policies within a flat Layer 2 network

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C
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D
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E
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Adaptive Policy shifts enforcement from IP-based ACLs to user/device identity (Group Tags), so policies don’t break when IPs change. It also enables true segmentation (micro-segmentation) within a single VLAN by enforcing firewall and access rules at the client level rather than relying on separate subnets.

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