A company uses multiple SaaS applications (Salesforce, Office 365, and Workday) and wants to eliminate the need for users to log in separately to each application. The company has an on-premises Active Directory and wants to use the existing credentials. The security team requires that authentication be delegated to the identity provider and that the applications trust the identity provider's assertions. Which access management method should the APM administrator implement?

SAML federation with Active Directory as the identity source

OAuth 2.0 client credentials grant

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Domain 1Objective 4

Objective 1.04 Explain the Differences Among Access Methods (e.g., Network, Portal, Access Management) 304 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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In the context of BIG-IP APM, which access method provides full network-layer connectivity to internal resources for remote users?
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A company uses multiple SaaS applications (Salesforce, Office 365, and Workday) and wants to eliminate the need for users to log in separately to each application. The company has an on-premises Active Directory and wants to use the existing credentials. The security team requires that authentication be delegated to the identity provider and that the applications trust the identity provider's assertions. Which access management method should the APM administrator implement?
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3foundation · easy
Which access method offers the simplest user experience, requiring only a web browser and no client software, but provides access only to web-based resources?
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4foundation · easy
Which access method provides the most comprehensive security control by enforcing policies at the network layer, but may require more complex client software and configuration?
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5foundation · easy
Which access management method allows users to authenticate once and then access multiple applications without being prompted to log in again?
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Objective 1.04 Explain the Differences Among Access Methods (e.g., Network, Portal, Access Management) 304 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

In the context of BIG-IP APM, which access method provides full network-layer connectivity to internal resources for remote users?

Which access method offers the simplest user experience, requiring only a web browser and no client software, but provides access only to web-based resources?

Which access method provides the most comprehensive security control by enforcing policies at the network layer, but may require more complex client software and configuration?

Which access management method allows users to authenticate once and then access multiple applications without being prompted to log in again?

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