Implementing and Configuring Cisco Identity Services Engine (300715 SISE) Free Practice Test — 30 Questions

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A network administrator is configuring Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) to onboard a new fleet of environmental sensors that will be deployed across the organization\'s facilities. These sensors are considered corporate assets and are managed centrally. During the onboarding process, the administrator attempts to assign the existing \"Employee BYOD\" policy to these sensors. However, the sensors are not successfully gaining network access and are being placed in a quarantine VLAN. What is the most likely underlying reason for this onboarding failure?

The "Employee BYOD" policy is incorrectly configured to deny access to devices with specific MAC address OUI prefixes commonly found in IoT devices.
The BYOD policy framework is fundamentally unsuited for managing corporate-owned IoT devices, leading to misapplied authentication and authorization controls.
The network infrastructure is preventing the sensors from communicating with the ISE policy service due to firewall rules blocking UDP port 1812.
The administrator has neglected to enable the Network Access Device (NAD) configuration on ISE for the switch ports where the sensors are connected, preventing any communication.

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