An IT administrator is tasked with creating a self-service portal for guest users to request and maintain their own user identities. Which type of web page should they create using ClearPass Guest's Web Content Manager?

The "Self-Registrations" page type in ClearPass Guest's Web Content Manager is specifically designed for creating self-service portals. This feature allows an administrator to build customizable forms where guests can request their own accounts. These registrations can be configured for automatic approval or to require sponsorship, directly fulfilling the requirement for guests to request and maintain their own identities.

A: Web Logins are pages used for authenticating users who already have valid credentials, not for creating new accounts. C: Web Pages are generally used for displaying static or informational content, such as an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), and lack the built-in forms for account creation.

1. Aruba ClearPass Guest 6.11 User Guide, Chapter 2: "Getting Started with Guest", Page 28, Section: "Web Content Manager". The guide explicitly differentiates the page types: "Self-Registration: Create pages for guest self-registration... Web Logins: Create pages for guest login." This clearly identifies Self-Registrations as the correct tool for the task.