A company uses 802.1X authentication to force users to connect to the network. The company
uses access layer switches to enforce the 802.1X authentication and HP IMC User Access
manager (UAM) as the RADIUS server.
The customer requires switches to apply a specific settings to contractor use connections. The
network administrator checks the switch documentation and determines that this settings uses a
vendor-specific attribute (VSA). The administrator check UAN and verifies that it has this VSA
defined on it.
How does administrator configure UAM to apply the correct setting?
A.
Define IP port groups on the access devices that need to receive the settings. Configure the
VSA and its settings within these groups
B.
Add the settings to the VSA definition and then activate the VSA globally
C.
Create a scenario with the VSA and its settings: apply this scenario to the access devices that
need to receive the settings
D.
Create a proprietary attribute policy with the VSA and its settings; apply this policy in the
service policy for the contractor users
Explanation:
D?
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D
Apply appropriate VSA and values to user’s session:
1. Create named proprietary attribute assignment policy.
2. Add attributes to the policy.
3. Define value for each VSA.
4. Add the proprietary attribute assignment policy in the service policy for the user to which you want to apply these customized settings.
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