C2150-606 · Question #52
A Guardium administrator is creating a policy to alert on actions by users that are stored on an LDAP server. How can the administrator populate a group to use in the policy?
The correct answer is C. Schedule the LDAP user import from accessmgr and populate the group from a query. To populate groups from an LDAP server, first define a group, and then configure an import operation to obtain the appropriate set of members from an LDAP server. You use a query for this 01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMPHH_9.0.0/com.ibm.guardium.using.doc/dita…
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A Guardium administrator is creating a policy to alert on actions by users that are stored on an LDAP server. How can the administrator populate a group to use in the policy?
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- ASchedule the LDAP user import into the group.
- BSchedule the LDAP user import from accessmgr and run portal user sync.
- CSchedule the LDAP user import from accessmgr and populate the group from a query.
- DPopulate the group from a query in access domain with a condition on the LDAP server as the
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To populate groups from an LDAP server, first define a group, and then configure an import operation to obtain the appropriate set of members from an LDAP server. You use a query for this 01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMPHH_9.0.0/com.ibm.guardium.using.doc/dita- common_tools_help1_book/topics/building_groups.html
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