Exam N10-007 topic 1 question 725 discussion

It'd be nice to have questions with proper grammar.

NAC is the answer here, since the wireless signal isn't contained to the interior of the building, it isn't geofencing, and since the question made sure to state the network access is tied to domain accounts, NAC would be the only plausible option here. Remember: NAC is Network Access Control, or Network Administrator Control, and is primarily used in Enterprise networks.

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Being as tho he configured it to specific domain accounts that's your NAC rite there. He did this to mitigate OUTSIDE risks, there's your geofencing. It's asking what did an administrator NOT do. C is correct

The answer is NAC Network Access Control. Because they are asking about a Domain meaning an Enterprise level.

Network access control (NAC) is a method to restrict access to the network based on identity or posture . This was created by Cisco to enforce privileges and make decisions on a client device based on information gathered from it (such as the vendor and version of the antivirus software running). If the wanted information is not found (such as that the antivirus definitions are a year old), the client can be placed in a quarantine network area to keep it from infecting the rest of the network. It can also be placed in a guest network and/or allowed to run nonpersistent (versus persistent) agents.

Why is it not implicit deny?

The answer should be NAC

"Which of the following has NO administrator implemented?" That is the question!??? I believe the correct answer is the given answer of C.

WPA2. You want to mitigate your risk of the signal moving outside the facility by securing the means to access it.

Ricks?

WPA2-Enterprise. I was thinking NAC at first too, but I think WPA2-Enterprise makes more sense.

Has to be A. NAC surely?