Exam 300-430 topic 1 question 47 discussion

To determine the location of a stolen laptop using its MAC address, the following settings must be configured on the Mobility Services Engine (MSE): A. Location History for Clients must be enabled on the MSE: Enabling location history allows the MSE to store historical location data for clients. This is necessary to track the past locations of the stolen laptop. B. Client location tracking must be enabled on the MSE: Client location tracking must be enabled to allow the MSE to calculate and report the real-time and historical locations of wireless clients, including the stolen laptop.

A:Location History so you could see where they were B: Client location tracking to see current C: no, on Cisco instructions on setting this up, there isn’t a “visitor” tracking option. Client tracking is for all clients D: no , this is not a Rogue AP or or Rogue client, appears to be employee or client (could be visitor) E: no, tracking optimization is for RFID tags, and this laptop does not have an RFID tag

A & B A-Location History for Clients - where it was B-Client location tracking - for current tracking Not C - it isn’t a visitor, but even if it was it was still a client, it isn’t listed as visitor location history in docs that I saw Not D - this is not a Rogue AP or Rogue Client - it was an employee laptop Not E - Tracking Optimization is for RFID tags - not laptops, laptops do not have RFID tags in them Configuring MSE Tracking and History Parameters https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/net_mgmt/prime/infrastructure/3-7/user/guide/bk_CiscoPrimeInfrastructure_3_7_0_User_Guide/bk_CiscoPrimeInfrastructure_3_7_0_User_Guide_chapter_0100110.html#task_1153829

B and D This link also mark A and D but in the explanation he makes option B and D very clear. https://www.exam-answer.com/stolen-laptop-location-wireless-settings

B. Client location tracking must be enabled on the MSE. D. Location History for Rogue APs & Rogue Clients must be enabled on the MSE. The other options are not required to track the location of a stolen laptop: A. Location History for Clients is more commonly used for tracking the location history of wireless clients over time. C. Location History for Visitors is used to track the location of visitors to the network. E. Tracking optimization is not required for tracking the location of a stolen laptop.

B. Client location tracking must be enabled on the MSE: This setting is necessary to track the location of the clients, including the stolen laptop, on the maps. E. Tracking optimization must be enabled on the WLC: This setting ensures that the WLC optimizes the tracking process by sending only relevant information to the MSE, reducing network traffic.

I would go for A and B. You would see where a client currently is or where it has been seen last which would be relevant if it is now switched off but you still want to locate it. C: N/A as we could assume it is for a corporate client D: N/A, same as C E: Tracking optimization is just for channels 1,6,11 on 2.4 GHz, so N/A for 5GHz

To optimize the monitoring and location calculation of RFID tags, you can enable tracking optimization on up to four channels within the 2.4-GHz band of an 802.11b/g access point radio. This feature allows you to scan only the channels on which tags are usually programmed to operate (such as channels 1, 6, and 11). This won't help if the laptop is on 5 GHz

We need to assume that "our" laptop was ON at the time it was stolen :-)

A en E correct. A- You want to see where in time your laptop has been seen on the map. (history view) E- scanning only the channels you're using in your deployment gives you more precise location points on the map to see in time where your laptop is been seen.

With it being a stolen laptop, you want to know where both visitors and clients are, so with that logic, would it not be A and B so that you know where the locations of all that are on site area?

correction B and E typo sorry

Appears the correct answer should be A and C. Thoughts?