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HPE6-A15 · Question #86

Based on the information shown, what will be the outcome when the administrator chooses "Deny Access to this Device"? (Select two )

The correct answer is D. The user cannot Onboard their device again. E. EAP-TLS Authentication will fail. The Device Management (View by Device) page lists all devices and lets you manage the devices' access to the network. For each device, you can allow or deny network access. When you select the Deny option, a message advises you that any certificates associated with it will be…

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Question

Based on the information shown, what will be the outcome when the administrator chooses "Deny Access to this Device"? (Select two )

Exhibit

HPE6-A15 question #86 exhibit

Options

  • AEAP-TLS Authentication will be unaffected.
  • BThe user can Onboard their device again.
  • CA new device certificate will be automatically pushed out to the device.
  • DThe user cannot Onboard their device again.
  • EEAP-TLS Authentication will fail.

How the community answered

(63 responses)
  • A
    5% (3)
  • B
    3% (2)
  • C
    13% (8)
  • D
    79% (50)

Explanation

The Device Management (View by Device) page lists all devices and lets you manage the devices' access to the network. For each device, you can allow or deny network access. When you select the Deny option, a message advises you that any certificates associated with it will be revoked. The device cannot be re-enrolled as long as access is denied. To re-enroll the device, you must use this field to allow access again.

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#device certificate#Onboard#EAP-TLS#access denial

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