A hotel hosts a three-day conference and sells Wi-Fi to delegates. Front-desk staff create accounts in advance, every account must stop working by itself when the conference ends, each delegate is limited to one simultaneous session, and logins must stay possible throughout the event. Which guest account design should be configured?
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Short Explanation
You set the expiry, the login count and the session cap together, so the guest type does the housekeeping for you. Accounts expire on their own after day three, one delegate cannot hand a login to a colleague, and a second sign-in still works. Self-registration, a thirty-day window and a one-shot login each miss one of your rules.
Full Explanation
In ISE those limits live on the guest type each account inherits, and they are three separate settings: the account duration, which decides when the account expires by itself, the total number of logins allowed, which decides whether a delegate may sign in again, and the maximum simultaneous logins, which decides how many sessions run at once. Pointing the duration at the end of day three makes each account expire with no staff action, allowing more than one login keeps a delegate who signs out at lunch coming back in the afternoon, and capping simultaneous logins at one stops a single credential being shared with a colleague. A self-registration portal flips the work onto the delegates themselves, so front-desk staff never create the accounts in advance and the sponsor never controls them. A thirty-day validity period comfortably covers the event but outlives it by weeks, so those accounts keep working after the conference has closed. A one-shot account with a single total login honours the expiry and the session cap, yet it locks out any delegate who signs out before the event ends. Exam caveat: duration, login count and simultaneous logins sit in different fields of the guest type, so set all three or the behaviour will not match your policy. Practical check: create a test guest, sign in twice on separate days, and confirm it is refused once the validity end passes.