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700-765 · Question #13

Which feature of Cisco AnyConnect allows pie-login authentication using windows machines, or single sign-on user authentication using Windows logon credentials?

The correct answer is A. Secure Layer-2 Network Access. Cisco AnyConnect's Secure Layer-2 Network Access feature enables pre-login authentication on Windows machines and single sign-on using existing Windows logon credentials.

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Question

Which feature of Cisco AnyConnect allows pie-login authentication using windows machines, or single sign-on user authentication using Windows logon credentials?

Options

  • ASecure Layer-2 Network Access
  • BFlexible AAA Options
  • CDifferentiated Mobile Access
  • DTrusted Network Detection

How the community answered

(21 responses)
  • A
    90% (19)
  • B
    5% (1)
  • C
    5% (1)

Why each option

Cisco AnyConnect's Secure Layer-2 Network Access feature enables pre-login authentication on Windows machines and single sign-on using existing Windows logon credentials.

ASecure Layer-2 Network AccessCorrect

Secure Layer-2 Network Access allows AnyConnect to initiate network authentication before the Windows desktop loads, supporting pre-login scenarios. It also enables single sign-on by passing Windows logon credentials directly to the network authentication process, eliminating the need for users to authenticate twice. This capability is unique to this feature and operates beneath the OS session layer.

BFlexible AAA Options

Flexible AAA Options refers to AnyConnect's support for multiple authentication, authorization, and accounting backends such as RADIUS and LDAP, not pre-login or Windows SSO.

CDifferentiated Mobile Access

Differentiated Mobile Access provides distinct access policies for mobile devices based on platform type, not pre-login authentication using Windows credentials.

DTrusted Network Detection

Trusted Network Detection determines whether the endpoint is on a trusted corporate network to decide if VPN should connect, which is unrelated to Windows logon-based SSO.

Concept tested: AnyConnect pre-login and Windows SSO authentication

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/vpn_client/anyconnect/anyconnect410/administration/guide/b_AnyConnect_Administrator_Guide_4-10.html

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#Cisco AnyConnect#pre-login authentication#SSO#Windows logon

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