Which policies are used for network admission control in Cisco SD-Access?access control policiesaccess policiesapplication policiesfabric policiesgroup policies

In Cisco SD-Access, the policies used for network admission control are:

1. Access Control Policies: These policies determine who can access the network and what they can do once they are on the network. They are typically based on user identity, device type, and location.

2. Access Policies: These are similar to access control policies but are more specific. They can be used to control access to specific resources or services on the network.

3. Application Policies: These policies control how applications are allowed to operate on the network. They can be used to prioritize certain applications, limit bandwidth for others, or block certain applications entirely.

4. Fabric Policies: These policies control how the network fabric operates. They can be used to control things like routing protocols, QoS settings, and security settings.

5. Group Policies: These policies apply to groups of users or devices. They can be used to enforce consistent policies across a large number of users or devices.