An IT manager needs to ensure that a user who has lost their smartphone can onboard a new device while blocking access to the old one. What steps should the IT manager follow to meet this need using ClearPass Onboard?
A.
Revoke the certificate of the old device, delete all metadata, and onboard the new device.
B.
Block access to the old device, revoke its certificate, and issue a new certificate to the new device.
C.
Delete the user account, create a new account for the user, and onboard the new device.
ClearPass Onboard manages security via unique device certificates. When a device is lost, the most critical step is to revoke its certificate . This adds the certificate to the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) or updates the OCSP status, ensuring that if the old device tries to connect, ClearPass will reject it. The manager then marks the device as "Blocked" and allows the user to repeat the Onboarding process for their new device, which receives its own distinct certificate.
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