Which components are typically part of a Juniper Mist WxLAN policy?

Source, destination, and action

Identity provider, role, and group

Application signature, priority, and bandwidth limit

A university wants to provide different levels of network access to students, faculty, and guests. They have WxLAN policies, application policies, and Access Assurance policies. The requirement is: students can access the internet and library databases, faculty can access administrative systems, and guests can only access the internet. Which combination of policies should you implement?

Create a single WxLAN policy that allows all traffic for all users, and rely on the firewall for security.

Use only application policies to block administrative systems for students and guests.

Use Access Assurance to assign VLANs based on user roles, then create WxLAN policies that allow/block traffic to specific destinations per VLAN.

Use only WxLAN policies based on SSID to segment traffic, without any Access Assurance integration.

How do Juniper Mist application policies identify specific applications?

By using application signatures

What is the primary purpose of a Juniper Mist WxLAN policy?

To classify and prioritize application traffic

To control network access and enforce segmentation for wired and wireless clients

To define how wireless clients authenticate to the network

To manage radio frequency settings for access points

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Which components are typically part of a Juniper Mist WxLAN policy?

When configuring a WxLAN policy in Juniper Mist to enforce segmentation, which element defines the group of clients the policy applies to?

How do Juniper Mist application policies identify specific applications?

What is the primary purpose of a Juniper Mist WxLAN policy?

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