C1000-129 無料問題集「IBM Security Verify Access V10.0 Deployment」

（A）IBM Support Portal

（B）IBM Fix Central

（C）Email

（D）Enhanced Customer Data Repository (ECuRep)

（A）Remote server address

（B）Supplied identity information

（C）GSO resource name

（D）Path

（E）Remote server UUID

（F）Junction type (for example, tcp or ssl)

（A）Antivirus software

（B）Hardware tokens

（C）Biometric verification

（D）Single sign-on

（A）Local storage of session states

（B）User-managed sessions

（C）Static resource allocation

（D）Centralized session management

（A）What to name the federation partners.

（B）Whether to use RSA or Elliptic Curve signing and verification.

（C）Whether IBM Security Verify Access is acting as an identity provider or service provider.

（D）Whether or not the partner has a highly available solution.

（A）Vendor support lifecycle

（B）Current network traffic

（C）Color of the hardware

（D）Compatibility with existing hardware.

（A）Ensuring all users have the same level of access

（B）Using single factor authentication

（C）Decreasing the number of access points

（D）Implementing role-based access control

（A）Keeping system documentation and logs up to date.

（B）Engaging with support services when needed.

（C）Regular system audits and reviews.

（D）Ignoring minor errors until they escalate.

（E）Using outdated software to ensure compatibility.

（A）AdminWrite

（B）UserWrite

（C）Immutable

（D）ReadWrite

（A）To make the appliance easier to configure and manage

（B）To prevent congestion when communication is restricted to a single IP address.

（C）To assure correct routing of requests

（D）To clearly and securely separate management traffic from runtime traffic.