C2150-609 · Question #5
A company has deployed an IBM Security Access Manager V9.0 solution for protecting web resources and has enabled auditing for monitoring purposes. A security deployment professional has observed…
The correct answer is C. The back-end signer certificate needs to be imported into the WebSEAL keystore on the. The IBM Security Access Manager (ISAM) V9.0 deployment professional is setting up a new junction. The back-end junctioned server listens on port 443 (S§L), but does not require mutual certificate authentication. Which keystore does the deployment professional need to update?…
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A company has deployed an IBM Security Access Manager V9.0 solution for protecting web resources and has enabled auditing for monitoring purposes. A security deployment professional has observed that audit records are using large quantities of disk space due to the large number of audit events related to HTTP access. Which two strategies will help to reduce the volume of audit events in above scenario? (Choose two.)
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- AThe WebSEAL signer certificate needs to be imported into the keystore used by the
- BThe WebSEAL Test-Only certificate needs to be imported in the keystore used by the
- CThe back-end signer certificate needs to be imported into the WebSEAL keystore on the
- DThe back-end signer certificate needs to be imported into the "lmi_trust_store" keystore
- ESelectively disable the generation of events by using attached protected object policies
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A5% (1)
- B14% (3)
- C76% (16)
- E5% (1)
Explanation
The IBM Security Access Manager (ISAM) V9.0 deployment professional is setting up a new junction. The back-end junctioned server listens on port 443 (S§L), but does not require mutual certificate authentication. Which keystore does the deployment professional need to update? back-end server. back-end server. on the ISAM appliance.
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