A company is using Cisco Secure Access with Azure AD as its identity provider. They have a private application that should be accessible only to users who are members of the 'Contractors' group AND who are connecting from a trusted country. The administrator has created a policy that matches the application and sets the condition to 'Contractors' group. However, contractors from untrusted countries are still able to access the application. What is the most likely reason?

The connector is not enforcing the policy.

The 'Contractors' group is not synced correctly from Azure AD.

The policy does not include a country condition, so it allows all contractors regardless of location.

The Azure AD integration is not passing the country attribute to Cisco Secure Access.

What is a key requirement for the Secure Access connector to function properly?

It must be installed on a physical appliance in the data center.

It must have outbound connectivity to the Cisco Secure Access cloud over the internet.

It must be directly reachable from the internet via a public IP address.

It must be in the same subnet as the private applications.

A company is deploying Cisco Secure Access to provide remote access to an internal application hosted in a data center. The administrator has installed a connector in the data center and registered it with the Secure Access cloud. However, remote users report that they cannot reach the application. The connector status shows as healthy. What should the administrator check next?

Ensure that the connector is installed on the same subnet as the users' VPN gateway.

Confirm that the connector is running the latest version of the connector software.

Check that the connector has a public IP address and is reachable from the internet.

Verify that the connector can reach the internal application and that the application is defined correctly in the Secure Access dashboard.

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A company is using Cisco Secure Access with Azure AD as its identity provider. They have a private application that should be accessible only to users who are members of the 'Contractors' group AND who are connecting from a trusted country. The administrator has created a policy that matches the application and sets the condition to 'Contractors' group. However, contractors from untrusted countries are still able to access the application. What is the most likely reason?
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What is a key requirement for the Secure Access connector to function properly?
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A company is deploying Cisco Secure Access to provide remote access to an internal application hosted in a data center. The administrator has installed a connector in the data center and registered it with the Secure Access cloud. However, remote users report that they cannot reach the application. The connector status shows as healthy. What should the administrator check next?
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Which protocol is commonly used to integrate Cisco Secure Access with an identity provider for Single Sign-On (SSO)?
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Which component of Cisco Secure Private Access provides a user-friendly web-based interface for accessing private applications?
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4.3 Configure Cisco Secure Access Secure Private Access 350-701 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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What is a key requirement for the Secure Access connector to function properly?

Which protocol is commonly used to integrate Cisco Secure Access with an identity provider for Single Sign-On (SSO)?

Which component of Cisco Secure Private Access provides a user-friendly web-based interface for accessing private applications?

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