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| _____ will intercept a client’s web traffic when an appropriate Extreme Policy is applied and send the client an HTTP redirect message to go to the Access Control captive portal. |
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| External Captive Portal (ECP) |
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| If _____ is used for wireless clients, a feature called External Captive Portal can be used to redirect the web traffic. |
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| ECP is currently only available when tunneling client traffic through the _____. It is not available in Bridge at AP topologies. |
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| ExtremeWireless Controller |
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| The DNS Proxy solution is a functionality created by Extreme Networks to force client _____ to the Access Control Captive Portal. |
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| The DNS Proxy solution requires that the Access Control Engine is configured as a secondary _____ for the clients on the network. |
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| Configuring the Access Control Engine as a DNS server typically will require modifying the _____ to include it. |
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| When a client needs to be redirected to the captive portal, the client is assigned an accept policy that _____ to the primary DNS server. |
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| When needing to be redirected to the captive portal, the client will be forced to request a DNS response from the _____, instead of the primary DNS server, when attempting to look up an address. |
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| The Access Control Engine keeps track of which devices need to be _____, and if this is the case for the requesting end system, it will respond with its own address instead of the real address. |
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| The Access Control Engine keeps track of which devices need to be redirected, and so when a client requests an address, it will respond with _____. |
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| In the case that a client does not need to be redirected, but the Access Control Engine receives a DNS request, it will proxy the request to _____ for a legitimate response. |
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| a real DNS server in the network |
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