Regarding the Agile Controller access model, which of the following descriptions is correct? (Multiple choice)

Question

Options

• AIn the access model, the core is authorization conditions and authorization results
• BCurrently only 802.1x and Portal authentication can support all conditions in the access model
• CAuthorization elements do not include IP address ranges
• DAuthorization conditions include authorization elements

• A
  75% (45)
• C
  25% (15)

Explanation

Options A, B, and D correctly describe the Agile Controller access model. A is correct because the access model is fundamentally built around two pillars: authorization conditions (the "when/who/what" criteria that must be met) and authorization results (the access privileges granted when those conditions are satisfied). D is correct because authorization conditions are the broader construct that contains authorization elements - elements such as user groups, device types, time ranges, and IP address ranges are the granular building blocks assembled into conditions. B is correct because among supported authentication methods, only 802.1x and Portal authentication implement the full set of condition types in the model; other methods like MAC authentication support only a subset of conditions.

Why C is wrong: C falsely claims IP address ranges are excluded from authorization elements - they are actually a standard element type within the model, making C the clear distractor.

Memory tip: Picture a layered stack - Elements (IP ranges, time, device type) → combine into Conditions → evaluated to produce Results. The model's "core" is the Condition→Result engine (A), and elements live inside conditions (D). For B, remember "full support = 802.1x or Portal" as the two heavyweights of the access model.

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