When you explore the authentication timeline, you will see that during client association the
NAD will attempt a MAC authentication. The first time this is executed the endpoint status is
“unknown” and the MAC authentication request will fail.
| When the Mac authentication fails, the NAD will prompt the user to go through the captive
portal process. Upon successful completion, ClearPass marks the endpoint as known and
adds the guest attributes.
| When the client disconnects and reconnects on the network, the NAD will attempt another
MAC authentication. Since the client has successfully completed a guest authentication, and
the attributes on the endpoint have been updated, the MAC authentication will pass and the
user will not have to renegotiate the captive portal.
D is correct
D is correct
You can use the Known client and Unknown client status in role-mapping rules by specifying the Authentication:MacAuth attribute.
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