CheckPoint Exam 156-315.81 Topic 3 Question 41 Discussion

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Question #: 41
Topic #: 3

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Fill in the blank: An identity server uses a _________________ to trust a Terminal Server Identity Agent.

AShared secret

BOne-time password

CCertificate

DToken

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Suggested Answer: A

When configuring Terminal Servers with Identity Awareness, you must configure the same password as a shared secret in both the Terminal Servers Identity Agent on the application server that hosts the Terminal/Citrix services and on the Identity Awareness Gateway.This shared secret enables secure communication and allows the Security Gateway to trust the application server with the Terminal Servers functionality1.

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Trevor

1 years ago

Hey, at least they're not asking us to fill in the blank with 'the kitchen sink'!

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Hector

1 years ago

One-time password? This isn't a spy thriller, people. Certificate is the way to go.

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Leota

11 months ago

Shared secret can be risky, I would go with a certificate for sure.

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Haydee

12 months ago

Shared secret could also work, but I think certificate is the best option.

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Bette

12 months ago

I agree, a certificate is more secure than a one-time password.

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Brittni

12 months ago

I agree, a certificate is much more reliable than a one-time password.

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Peggy

12 months ago

Certificate is definitely the way to go. It's the most secure option.

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Dannie

1 years ago

Certificate is the way to go.

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Hoa

1 years ago

I disagree, I believe the answer is C) Certificate because it provides a more secure way to establish trust.

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Shantay

1 years ago

Token, definitely. Keeps the identity server from getting too friendly with the terminal server.

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Yaeko

12 months ago

Token, definitely. Keeps the identity server from getting too friendly with the terminal server.

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Donte

12 months ago

D) Token

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Leah

1 years ago

C) Certificate

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Micaela

1 years ago

B) One-time password

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Nan

1 years ago

A) Shared secret

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Gladys

1 years ago

Shared secret? Sounds like a shady backdoor. I'll go with the certificate option.

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Lynelle

1 years ago

Hmm, I think it's a certificate. Gotta keep that digital handshake secure, you know?

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Reyes

12 months ago

Yes, it's important to keep that digital handshake secure with the right authentication method.

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Otis

12 months ago

I agree, a certificate is used to trust the Terminal Server Identity Agent.

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Juliana

12 months ago

Yes, it's important to keep that digital handshake secure with the right authentication method.

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Wade

12 months ago

C) Certificate

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Youlanda

12 months ago

I agree, it's definitely a certificate. Security is key.

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Cammy

12 months ago

I agree, a certificate is used to trust the Terminal Server Identity Agent.

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Louvenia

1 years ago

D) Token

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Sharen

1 years ago

C) Certificate

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Jin

1 years ago

B) One-time password

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Anastacia

1 years ago

A) Shared secret

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Bobbye

1 years ago

I think the answer is A) Shared secret.

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