Which of the following types of users can create, modify, suspend, and delete guest user accounts in the Cisco ISE guest database?

In the context of Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE), a sponsor is specifically designated to manage guest user accounts within the guest database. Sponsors are typically responsible for creating and managing guest access, which includes creating, modifying, suspending, and deleting guest user accounts. They have the permissions necessary to handle these tasks while ensuring that guest access is appropriately managed within the organization's security policies.

The roles of other user types, such as ISE administrators, focus more on overall system configuration and management rather than the specific management of guest accounts. Guest administrators might have specific permissions related to guest access but do not have comprehensive abilities as defined for sponsors. Active Directory administrators primarily manage the Active Directory environment and do not operate within the Cisco ISE's guest user account management framework. Thus, sponsors play the central role in the management of guest user accounts within the Cisco ISE guest database.