Cisco 300-715 Implementing and Configuring Cisco Identity Services Engine (SISE) Online Training

Cisco 300-715 Online Training

The questions for 300-715 were last updated at Oct 23,2025.

Exam Code: 300-715
Exam Name: Implementing and Configuring Cisco Identity Services Engine (SISE)
Certification Provider: Cisco
Latest update: Oct 23,2025

Question #21

Which two task types are included in the Cisco ISE common tasks support for TACACS+ profiles? (Choose two.)

A . Firepower
B . WLC
C . IOS
D . ASA
E . Shell

Correct Answer: B, E
B, E

Explanation:

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/ise/2-1/admin_guide/b_ise_admin_guide_21/b_ise_admin_guide_20_chapter_0100010.html

TACACS+ Profile

TACACS+ profiles control the initial login session of the device administrator. A session refers to each individual authentication, authorization, or accounting request. A session authorization request to a network device elicits an ISE response. The response includes a token that is interpreted by the network device, which limits the commands that may be executed for the duration of a session. The authorization policy for a device administration access service can contain a single shell profile and multiple command sets.

The TACACS+ profile definitions are split into two components:

✑ Common tasks

✑ Custom attributes

There are two views in the TACACS+ Profiles page (Work Centers > Device Administration

> Policy Elements > Results > TACACS Profiles)―Task Attribute View and Raw View. Common tasks can be entered using the Task Attribute View and custom attributes can be created in the Task Attribute View as well as the Raw View.

The Common Tasks section allows you to select and configure the frequently used attributes for a profile. The attributes that are included here are those defined by the TACACS+ protocol draft specifications. However, the values can be used in the authorization of requests from other services. In the Task Attribute View, the ISE administrator can set the privileges that will be assigned to the device administrator.

The common task types are:

✑ Shell ✑ WLC

✑ Nexus

✑ Generic

The Custom Attributes section allows you to configure additional attributes. It provides a list of attributes that are not recognized by the Common Tasks section. Each definition consists of the attribute name, an indication of whether the attribute is mandatory or optional, and the value for the attribute. In the Raw View, you can enter the mandatory attributes using a equal to (=) sign between the attribute name and its value and optional attributes are entered using an asterisk (*) between the attribute name and its value. The attributes entered in the Raw View are reflected in the Custom Attributes section in the Task Attribute View and vice versa. The Raw View is also used to copy paste the attribute list (for example, another product’s attribute list) from the clipboard onto ISE. Custom attributes can be defined for nonshell services.

Question #22

What allows an endpoint to obtain a digital certificate from Cisco ISE during a BYOD flow?

A . Network Access Control
B . My Devices Portal
C . Application Visibility and Control
D . Supplicant Provisioning Wizard

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Question #23

What occurs when a Cisco ISE distributed deployment has two nodes and the secondary node is deregistered?

A . The primary node restarts
B . The secondary node restarts.
C . The primary node becomes standalone
D . Both nodes restart.

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Question #24

Which port does Cisco ISE use for native supplicant provisioning of a Windows laptop?

A . TCP 8909
B . TCP 8905
C . UDP 1812
D . TCP 443

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Question #25

Which statement about configuring certificates for BYOD is true?

A . An Android endpoint uses EST, whereas other operating systems use SCEP for enrollment
B . The SAN field is populated with the end user name.
C . An endpoint certificate is mandatory for the Cisco ISE BYOD
D . The CN field is populated with the endpoint host name

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Question #26

What sends the redirect ACL that is configured in the authorization profile back to the Cisco WLC?