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HPE7-A08 · Question #75

Which HPE Aruba Networking ClearPass configuration is required to implement DUR?

The correct answer is D. Configure an HTTPS certificate. Configuring an HTTPS certificate is required for DUR (Dynamic URL Redirect) because ClearPass uses a web-based redirect to guide clients to a captive portal or registration page, and that redirect must be served over HTTPS - without a valid certificate, the secure web service…

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Question

Which HPE Aruba Networking ClearPass configuration is required to implement DUR?

Options

  • AEnable the RadSec service
  • BCreate an admin user role
  • CImport RADIUS dictionary attributes
  • DConfigure an HTTPS certificate

How the community answered

(50 responses)
  • A
    10% (5)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    4% (2)
  • D
    84% (42)

Explanation

Configuring an HTTPS certificate is required for DUR (Dynamic URL Redirect) because ClearPass uses a web-based redirect to guide clients to a captive portal or registration page, and that redirect must be served over HTTPS - without a valid certificate, the secure web service cannot function and browsers will block or warn users. RadSec (A) is a protocol for encrypting RADIUS traffic between network devices and ClearPass, but it is unrelated to the web redirect mechanism DUR relies on. Creating an admin user role (B) governs ClearPass administrative access, not end-user device registration or redirect workflows. Importing RADIUS dictionary attributes (C) helps ClearPass parse vendor-specific RADIUS attributes from network devices, which is a different layer of configuration entirely unrelated to HTTPS-based redirects. Memory tip: Think "DUR = Door" - just as a door needs a lock to be secure, a Dynamic URL Redirect needs an HTTPS certificate to safely open the portal to users.

Topics

#ClearPass#DUR#HTTPS certificate#dynamic user role

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