Which assumption does CA SiteMinder make about a user directory by default?
A. A user will be audited against the same directory.
B. A user will be authorized against the same directory.
C. A user will be authenticated against the same directory.
D. A user will be authenticated AND authorized against the same directory.
To modify the cookie domain you use the:
A. Policy Agent
B. Directory Server
C. Host Configuration Object (HCO)
D. Agent Configuration Object (ACO)
User and administrator activity is recorded in the:
A. Audit log
B. Profiler log
C. Policy Server log
D. Web Agent Trace log
Policies can grant access to users based on user information that exists in the user store. The BEST example of that information is:
A. User permissions
B. User profile attribute values
C. The client machine's IP address
D. CA SiteMinder administrative rights
Where are named expressions stored?
A. In cookies
B. In user classes
C. In the policy store
D. In the Administrator Group
Which statement about the audit log is TRUE?
A. The default auditing option is asynchronous logging.
B. By default, the audit log is stored in an encrypted text file.
C. Asynchronous logging consumes no resources on the Policy Server.
D. You can specify whether changes made to policy store objects by administrators will be recorded in the Web Access Management (WAM) audit logs.
When using the CA SiteMinder Web Agent to protect resources, the three resource action rules available are: (Choose three)
A. GET
B. PUT
C. SET
D. POST
E. MAKE
The types of sample reports in CA SiteMinder are:
A. HTTP and LDAP reports.
B. Audit and Analysis reports.
C. Agent and Policy Server reports.
D. Authentication and Authorization reports.
The CA SiteMinder WAN Administrative UI:
A. Connects to one Policy Server only
B. Must reside on the same server as the Policy Server
C. Must be installed before you install the Policy Server
D. Connects to a Policy Server using the standard agent API