Ping Identity Certified Professional - PingAM - PT-AM-CPE Exam Practice Test

A. Disable user data caching, which will have a positive impact on performance

B. Enable user data caching, which will have a negative impact on performance

C. Disable user data caching, which will have a negative impact on performance

D. Enable user data caching, which will have a positive impact on performance

A. The graphical user interface in a browser

B. There is no basic configuration needed

C. A command-line program

D. Either the graphical user interface in a browser, or a command-line program

A. In a server-side session configuration, when using the ForceAuth parameter and an authentication tree, PingAM issues a new session token to a user who reauthenticates, even if the current session already meets the security requirements

B. In a server-side session configuration, when using advices, PingAM copies the session properties to a new session and replaces the client's original session token with a new session token

C. In a server-side or client-side session configuration, PingAM issues a new session token to a user who reauthenticates, only when the current session does not meet the security requirements

D. In a client-side session configuration, PingAM replaces the client's original session token with a new session token

A. B, D, E, and F

B. A, C, D, and E

C. B, C, D, and F

D. A, B, C, and D

A. Administrators can call the REST API to reset a device that is out of sync, where the HOTP counter exceeds the HOTP threshold window and requires a reset

B. Only administrator accounts, not user accounts, have the ability to use the REST API for resetting a device profile

C. Administrators can provide authenticated users with a self-service page to reset their devices via the REST API

D. Administrators can call the REST API to reset a user's device profile

A. Web applications

B. Web browsers

C. JavaScript clients

D. Desktop clients

A. service, authIndexType, and authIndexValue

B. authIndexType and authIndexValue

C. service and ForceAuth

D. ForceAuth, authIndexType, and authIndexValue

A. Encrypting the iPlanetDirectoryPro cookie contents, Changing the default iPlanetDirectoryPro cookie name, Using your own key for signing, Using a specific bind account for LDAP connections

B. Changing the default iPlanetDirectoryPro cookie name, Using your own key for signing, Using a specific bind account for LDAP connections, Creation of a top-level administrator other than amAdmin

C. Changing the default iPlanetDirectoryPro cookie name, Using your own key for signing, Using a specific bind account for LDAP connections, Reducing the privileges of the amAdmin user in production

D. Changing the default iPlanetDirectoryPro cookie name, Using your own key for signing, Using a specific bind account for LDAP connections, Renaming and reducing the assigned privileges of the amAdmin account

A. It is the default value of the gotoOnFail parameter

B. It is the default URL of the page that displays authentication error messages

C. It is the URL value that is populated automatically when adding a Failure URL node to a tree

D. It is the URL where users are redirected by default in case of failed authentication

A. clientProperties, identity, logger, requestProperties, scopeList, scriptName, session, token

B. clientProperties, identity, logger, requestProperties, scopeList, scriptName, session, requestedToken

C. clientProperties, identity, logger, requestProperties, scopes, scriptName, session, token

D. clientProperties, identity, logger, requestProperties, scopes, scriptName, session, requestedToken