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Which types of logon actions can be used in VPE for authentication? (Select all that apply)
The correct answer is A. LDAP authentication C. Certificate-based authentication D. RADIUS authentication. In F5 BIG-IP Access Policy Manager (APM), the Visual Policy Editor supports LDAP (A), Certificate-based (C), and RADIUS (D) authentication as direct logon action types because these protocols perform credential validation inline within the policy flow - they accept a…
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Which types of logon actions can be used in VPE for authentication? (Select all that apply)
Options
- ALDAP authentication
- BSAML authentication
- CCertificate-based authentication
- DRADIUS authentication
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A94% (33)
- B6% (2)
Explanation
In F5 BIG-IP Access Policy Manager (APM), the Visual Policy Editor supports LDAP (A), Certificate-based (C), and RADIUS (D) authentication as direct logon action types because these protocols perform credential validation inline within the policy flow - they accept a username/password or client certificate and return an allow/deny result synchronously.
SAML (B) is incorrect as a distractor: while APM supports SAML, it functions as a federation mechanism (redirecting users to an external IdP and processing assertions) rather than a discrete logon action type within the VPE policy branch. It operates at a different architectural layer than the credential-checking actions.
Memory tip: Think "LCR = Local Credential Responders" - LDAP, Certificate, RADIUS all directly validate credentials and return a result inside the VPE flow. SAML is a redirect-and-assert protocol, making it structurally different and therefore not in this group.
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