Which roles must be configured via the startup wizard when a captive portal is being configured? (Select Two)

When configuring a captive portal, it is essential to define specific roles that dictate how users are treated upon access. Among these, the Pre-Authentication Role is critical because it applies to users before they have authenticated. This means it governs what users can access while they are still in the process of entering their login credentials.

Configuring this role via the startup wizard ensures that appropriate policies and access controls are in place for users who have not yet logged in. This might include restricted access to ensure security while they are authenticating. When setting up a captive portal, having this pre-authentication role properly configured is crucial for user experience and security management.

The other roles, while important for overall network management, do not have to be configured via the startup wizard specifically for the captive portal to function effectively in the initial setup.