H12-323_V2.0 · Question #68
When deploying Portal authentication on a Huawei wireless controller using iMaster NCE- Campus as the Portal server, which of the following templates does not need to be configured?
The correct answer is A. URL template. When iMaster NCE-Campus serves as the Portal server, it automatically manages and publishes the Portal redirect URL internally - the controller receives this URL directly from NCE-Campus during integration, so no separate URL template needs to be configured on the controller…
Question
When deploying Portal authentication on a Huawei wireless controller using iMaster NCE- Campus as the Portal server, which of the following templates does not need to be configured?
Options
- AURL template
- BPortal authentication template
- CCertification Template
- DDNMAC authentication template
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A77% (27)
- B14% (5)
- C6% (2)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
When iMaster NCE-Campus serves as the Portal server, it automatically manages and publishes the Portal redirect URL internally - the controller receives this URL directly from NCE-Campus during integration, so no separate URL template needs to be configured on the controller side.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (Portal authentication template) must be configured to define how the controller connects to the Portal server (IP address, port, shared key, etc.).
- C (Certification Template) is required to handle the certificate-based trust relationship between the controller and the authentication server.
- D (DNMAC authentication template) is needed to manage MAC address bypass authentication, allowing pre-approved devices to skip the Portal page.
Memory tip: Think of iMaster NCE-Campus as a "self-announcing" server - it tells the controller its own URL automatically, so you never need to hard-code it in a URL template. For all third-party Portal servers, you would need the URL template. The NCE-Campus exception exists precisely because of its tight integration with Huawei controllers.
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