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3V0-21.23 · Question #152

An architect is designing the access management component of a vSphere-based solution. During a requirements gathering workshop, the customer states that the architecture must use a centralized user…

The correct answer is D. When the customer required the use of the corporate Active Directory Domain Services solution. The design became constrained when the customer required the use of the corporate Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) solution. The security team's intervention and insistence on using the corporate Active Directory effectively limited the options available for the…

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Question

An architect is designing the access management component of a vSphere-based solution. During a requirements gathering workshop, the customer states that the architecture must use a centralized user authentication solution. The architect decides that an Open Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (OpenLDAP) solution would meet the requirement. The security team intervenes and requires that the solution use the corporate Active Directory Domain Services solution. At which point did the architect's design become constrained?

Options

  • AWhen the customer provided the requirement for the use a centralized user authentication
  • BWhen the architect made the design decision to use an OpenLDAP solution for user
  • CWhen the architect finished documenting all of the requirements.
  • DWhen the customer required the use of the corporate Active Directory Domain Services solution.

How the community answered

(38 responses)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    92% (35)

Explanation

The design became constrained when the customer required the use of the corporate Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) solution. The security team's intervention and insistence on using the corporate Active Directory effectively limited the options available for the authentication solution, as OpenLDAP was no longer a valid choice. At this point, the solution's scope was restricted to ensure compatibility with the customer's existing Active Directory infrastructure, which imposed a specific requirement on the design.

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#design constraints#Active Directory#identity management#requirements vs constraints

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