Which command can be used to validate a Captive Portal policy?

The correct answer is C. test cp-policy-match <criteria>. You can use the test security-policy-match command to determine whether the policy is configured correctly. For example, suppose you have a rule that blocks user duane from playing World of Warcraft; you could test the policy as follows: test security-policy-match application…

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Aeval captive-portal policy <criteria>
Brequest cp-policy-eval <criteria>
Ctest cp-policy-match <criteria>
Ddebug cp-policy <criteria>

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You can use the test security-policy-match command to determine whether the policy is configured correctly. For example, suppose you have a rule that blocks user duane from playing World of Warcraft; you could test the policy as follows: test security-policy-match application worldofwarcraft source-user acme\duane source any destination any destination-port any protocol 6 "deny worldofwarcraft" { source-region any; destination any; destination-region any; user acme\duane; application/service worldofwarcraft;

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