With the introduction of Mdns Policies in AireOS release 8.0, the administrator can configure to identify who uses the Bonjour service instances and in which location. Based on user 802.1x authentication, a AAA server/ISE can be configured to return which two possible values in the form of a “CISCO-AV-PAIR”? (Choose two.)

With the introduction of Mdns Policies in AireOS release 8.0, the administrator can configure to identify who uses the Bonjour service instances and in which location. Based on user 802.1x authentication, a AAA server/ISE can be configured to return which two possible values in the form of a “CISCO-AV-PAIR”? (Choose two.)
A . Bonjour-profile
B . user-ID
C . client-location
D . client-role
E . user-role

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Answer: AE

Explanation:

With introduction of the Bonjour policies in the release 8.0, the administrator can configure to identify who uses the Bonjour service instances and in what location (all this applies to the same WLAN). With introduction of the Bonjour policies, the administrator does not need to create multiple WLANs to select which services are allowed or should be used on specific WLAN. Based on user 802.1x authentication, the AAA server or ISE can be configured to return USER-ROLE or BONJOUR-PROFILE in the form of the “CISCO-AV-PAIR”. This value gets plumbed into the policy created on the wireless controller. Based on the user authentication, a configured policy and profile are applied to a specific user on the same WLAN. Reference: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/technotes/8-0/WLAN-Bonjour-DG.html