5.2 Implement Location-Aware Guest Services Using Custom Portal and Social Media Wi-Fi 300-430 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · hard

   A large airport wants to provide location-aware guest services, but the guest portal must also comply with a requirement that users in international terminals see a different privacy policy than domestic terminals. The airport uses a Cisco WLC with an external portal. The portal team wants to minimize the number of portal pages to maintain. Which approach best balances compliance and maintainability?

   • AUse a single generic portal that shows the same privacy policy for all users.
   • BCreate two separate SSIDs, one for international and one for domestic, each with its own portal page.
   • CUse a single custom portal that reads the AP MAC and dynamically displays the appropriate privacy policy based on the terminal.
   • DUse a RADIUS server to assign different VLANs based on the AP and rely on the VLAN to determine the policy.
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2. 7application · medium

   A coffee shop chain wants customers to authenticate with their Instagram account and then be redirected to a location-specific landing page that shows the nearest store's menu and promotions. The network uses a central controller and a single SSID. What should you configure?

   • AEnable social media login on the guest portal and configure a post-authentication redirect that uses the AP location to build the landing page URL.
   • BSet up a DNS-based redirect that sends all users to the same landing page.
   • CConfigure a RADIUS server to assign different VLANs per store and use VLAN-based redirects.
   • DUse a custom portal with a manual store selection dropdown after login.
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4. 8expert · hard

   A retail chain wants to use social media Wi-Fi login, but the marketing team requires that the portal capture the guest's email address for a loyalty program. The legal team requires that the guest explicitly opt in to receive promotional emails. The portal must also show location-specific offers. Which configuration best meets all requirements?

   • AUse a social media portal that automatically captures the email from the social media profile and shows a generic offer page.
   • BUse a simple email login portal that requires the guest to enter their email and shows location-specific offers.
   • CUse a custom portal that integrates social media OAuth, then presents an opt-in checkbox for email capture, and uses the AP MAC to display location-specific offers.
   • DUse a social media portal that captures the email and shows location-specific offers, but without an opt-in checkbox.
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5. 9application · medium

   A retail store wants guests to authenticate with their Facebook account on the guest Wi-Fi and then see a personalized welcome page with the store's current promotions. The store uses Cisco Wireless with an external social media login provider. Which configuration is required to achieve this?

   • AConfigure the guest portal with social media login enabled and set the post-authentication redirect to a custom URL that includes the user's location.
   • BDisable the captive portal and rely on Facebook's built-in Wi-Fi sharing feature.
   • CUse a pre-authentication redirect to the Facebook page and require users to manually check in.
   • DCreate a custom portal that embeds the Facebook login iframe and captures the access token for network authentication.
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6. 10application · medium

   A coffee shop chain wants guests to log in with their Facebook account and then see a welcome page with the nearest store's current promotions. The wireless infrastructure uses Cisco WLC with an external portal. Which configuration should be used to meet the requirement?

   • AConfigure a custom portal that uses Facebook OAuth for authentication and then redirects to a location-aware landing page based on the AP MAC.
   • BUse a simple captive portal with username/password and rely on the client's IP address to show local promotions.
   • CConfigure a Facebook Wi-Fi portal that only authenticates and then shows a static welcome page.
   • DConfigure a RADIUS server to authenticate Facebook credentials and then send the client to a generic portal.
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