
Palo Alto NetworksCertified Security Service Edge Engineer
Domain 1Objective 7
1.7 Configure and Implement Identity Authentication Within Prisma Access SECURITY-SERVICE-EDGE-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the Prisma Access Planning and Deployment domain, which accounts for 22% of the SECURITY-SERVICE-EDGE-ENGINEER exam.
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A company is implementing SAML authentication for Prisma Access using a third-party identity provider. The administrator has configured the SAML SSO profile and uploaded the IdP metadata. Users can authenticate successfully, but the security team wants to enforce policies based on the user's department, which is available as an attribute in the identity provider. Which configuration should the administrator implement?
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A company is deploying Prisma Access for remote users who connect from both domain-joined laptops and personal devices. The security team wants to use Kerberos authentication for domain-joined laptops to provide seamless access, but personal devices cannot obtain Kerberos tickets. The administrator needs to support both types of devices while maintaining a single authentication configuration in Prisma Access. Which approach should the administrator take?
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What configuration settings are typically required when setting up RADIUS authentication for Prisma Access?
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When configuring LDAP authentication for Prisma Access, what information is typically required?
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In a SAML authentication configuration for Prisma Access, what is the role of the identity provider (IdP)?
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