Company ABC is implementing Oracle User Management (OUM). It has decided to implement the Self Service and Approvals access control layer. What are the three self-service registration tasks an end…

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• AReset passwords.
• BObtain new user accounts.
• CRequest deactivation of responsibility
• DRequest reports to be added to request set.
• ERequest additional access to the applications

• A
  85% (28)
• C
  9% (3)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

In Oracle User Management's Self Service and Approvals layer, the self-service registration tasks are specifically designed around what an end user can do for their own account: register for a new account (B), request more access to existing applications (E), and reset their own password (A). These three form the core of the "self-service" identity lifecycle from the user's perspective.

C is wrong because deactivating a responsibility is an administrative or managerial action - it's not something a typical end user initiates for themselves through self-service registration; that falls under admin workflows.

D is wrong because adding reports to a request set is a system administration task related to Oracle's batch processing infrastructure, entirely outside the scope of user access management.

Memory tip: Think "AAR - Account, Access, Reset." A user can get an Account, request more Access, and Reset their password. If a task sounds like something an IT admin would do (deactivate, manage report sets), it's not self-service.

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