2V0-11.24 · Question #29
An organization is integrating VMware vCenter with Active Directory (AD) to streamline user authentication. As part of this process, the administrator needs to add AD as an identity source in…
The correct answer is A. Enter the Domain Name and the credentials of an AD user with domain join privileges C. Select 'Add Identity Source' and choose 'Active Directory (Integrated Windows Authentication)'. E. Navigate to the vCenter Single Sign-On configuration in the vSphere Client. When adding AD as an identity source, you need to enter the Domain Name and provide the credentials of an AD user with domain join privileges to authenticate and add the domain. In the vSphere Client, you need to select 'Add Identity Source' and choose the appropriate method…
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An organization is integrating VMware vCenter with Active Directory (AD) to streamline user authentication. As part of this process, the administrator needs to add AD as an identity source in vCenter. Which three steps must be performed to successfully add AD as an identity source? (Choose three.)
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- AEnter the Domain Name and the credentials of an AD user with domain join privileges
- BConfigure DNS settings on all ESXi hosts to point to the AD DNS servers.
- CSelect 'Add Identity Source' and choose 'Active Directory (Integrated Windows Authentication)'.
- DReboot the vCenter Server to apply the identity source settings.
- ENavigate to the vCenter Single Sign-On configuration in the vSphere Client.
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(33 responses)- A73% (24)
- B18% (6)
- D9% (3)
Explanation
When adding AD as an identity source, you need to enter the Domain Name and provide the credentials of an AD user with domain join privileges to authenticate and add the domain. In the vSphere Client, you need to select 'Add Identity Source' and choose the appropriate method for AD integration, which is typically 'Active Directory (Integrated Windows Authentication)'. The process to add AD as an identity source is performed under the vCenter Single Sign-On (SSO) configuration in the vSphere Client.
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