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C2180-274 · Question #72
A customer needs message privacy and message integrity on a given transaction, and prefers the use of WSPolicy. WebSphere DataPower must receive a username from each user, but no authentication is…
The correct answer is A. use WSPolicy with UsernameToken, Encryption and Signature enforced. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A customer needs message privacy and message integrity on a given transaction, and prefers the use of WSPolicy. WebSphere DataPower must receive a username from each user, but no authentication is required. In order to implement this, without additional custom work, the solution implementer must:
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- Ause WSPolicy with UsernameToken, Encryption and Signature enforced.
- Buse WSPolicy with Encryption, Signature and pass the username in the message body.
- Cuse an Encrypt and Sign Action in the request, followed by a Decrypt and Verify Action in the
- Duse a basic authentication header, then use the default encryption and signature inherent in the
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