A university helpdesk of nine staff issues visitor passes through the ISE sponsor portal. Every pass must expire within 24 hours, and each created guest must land in the Visitor-Short identity group used by the guest wireless rule. Which ISE element should hold both the duration ceiling and the identity group for the passes they create?
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Short Explanation
Set both requirements on the guest type used to create each pass: it caps the account at 24 hours and places the guest in Visitor-Short. The sponsor group controls which guest types your staff can use—it’s like choosing which pass templates they’re allowed to hand out.
Full Explanation
A guest type defines settings for guest accounts, including their maximum account duration and identity group. Set the maximum account duration to 24 hours and pick Visitor-Short as the identity group; accounts created with that type use those settings, so the guest wireless rule matching Visitor-Short can match them. Allowing only this sponsor group to use that type makes it available to the nine helpdesk staff. A sponsor group can also limit the maximum duration sponsors may assign, but it does not set the guest identity group, so it cannot hold both requirements. A self-registration portal can be configured to use a guest type, but the portal itself does not replace that type's duration and identity-group settings. Filing guests under the general Visitor group fails because the wireless rule expects Visitor-Short. Exam caveat: guest type and sponsor group settings are separate; changing a guest type may affect accounts already created with it. Practical check: sign in as a test sponsor, create a pass, then open the guest record and confirm the expiry is within 24 hours and the group reads Visitor-Short.