A healthcare provider uses Juniper Mist Access Assurance with EAP-TLS for clinicians. The clinicians use both hospital-issued laptops and personal mobile devices. The hospital wants to allow personal devices to access the internet only, while hospital-issued devices get full access. The certificates are issued by the hospital's CA and are only installed on hospital-issued devices. How should the administrator configure the access policies to meet this requirement?

Create two separate SSIDs: one for hospital-issued devices and one for personal devices, with different policies.

Create two policies: one that matches users with a valid certificate from the hospital CA and grants full access, and another that matches users without a valid certificate and grants internet-only access.

Use PEAP-MSCHAPv2 for all devices and require a username and password, then use the username to determine access.

Create a single policy that grants full access to all authenticated users, and rely on the firewall to restrict personal devices.

In Juniper Mist Access Assurance, what is a common method used to enforce access policies on a wireless network?

Updating the firmware on the access point

Changing the SSID broadcast power

Modifying the DNS server settings on the client

Assigning users to specific VLANs based on policy

What is the purpose of a captive portal in Juniper Mist guest access management?

To automatically connect guests to the corporate network

To provide a secure tunnel for guest traffic

To block all wireless traffic for security

To present a web page that guests must interact with before gaining network access

What is the benefit of integrating Juniper Mist Access Assurance with an external identity provider?

It allows users to use their existing corporate credentials for network access

It eliminates the need for any authentication on the network

It automatically creates user accounts in the Mist portal

It provides a backup of the network configuration

Which of the following is a configuration task performed in the Access Assurance section of the Mist portal?

Configuring SNMP community strings

Creating and managing access policies

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A healthcare provider uses Juniper Mist Access Assurance with EAP-TLS for clinicians. The clinicians use both hospital-issued laptops and personal mobile devices. The hospital wants to allow personal devices to access the internet only, while hospital-issued devices get full access. The certificates are issued by the hospital's CA and are only installed on hospital-issued devices. How should the administrator configure the access policies to meet this requirement?
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In Juniper Mist Access Assurance, what is a common method used to enforce access policies on a wireless network?
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What is the purpose of a captive portal in Juniper Mist guest access management?
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