What is one thing can you determine from the exhibits?

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• ACPPM originally assigned the client to a role for non-profiled devices. It sent a CoA to the
• BCPPM sent a CoA message to the client to prompt the client to submit information that CPPM can
• CCPPM was never able to determine a device category for this device, so you need to check
• DCPPM first assigned the client to a role based on the user's identity. Then, it discovered that the

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  60% (15)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  8% (2)
• D
  28% (7)

Explanation

Based on the exhibits which seem to show RADIUS authentication and CoA logs, one can determine that CPPM (ClearPass Policy Manager) initially assigned the client to a role meant for non-profiled devices and then sent a CoA to the network access device (authenticator) once the device was categorized. This is a common workflow in network access control, where a device is first given limited access until it can be properly identified, after which appropriate access policies

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