C2150-609 · Question #12
To configure IBM Security Access Manager V9.0 for Windows desktop single sign-on using Kerberos authentication, the Reverse Proxy's identity in the Active Directory Kerberos Domain must be…
The correct answer is C. Set NTP settings using the LMI at the Date/Time panel. An IBM Security Access Manager V9.0 deployment professional responsible for a large cluster notices the clocks among the nodes are not in sync and needs to update settings to ensure the clocks are synchronized. Which setting should be used to help keep times synchronized?
Question
To configure IBM Security Access Manager V9.0 for Windows desktop single sign-on using Kerberos authentication, the Reverse Proxy's identity in the Active Directory Kerberos Domain must be associated with a Service Principal name (SPN). Given the following information:
AD Kerberos Realm Name: company.com ISAM Reverse Proxy DNS Domain: ws1xompany.com What is the correct SPN?
Options
- ASet NTP settings in /etc/ntp.conf
- BSet NTP settings in the components conf file
- CSet NTP settings using the LMI at the Date/Time panel
- DSet NTP settings using the LMI at the Advanced Tunings panel
How the community answered
(66 responses)- A3% (2)
- B12% (8)
- C80% (53)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
An IBM Security Access Manager V9.0 deployment professional responsible for a large cluster notices the clocks among the nodes are not in sync and needs to update settings to ensure the clocks are synchronized. Which setting should be used to help keep times synchronized?
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