C_SEC_2405 · Question #6
What use cases are available for a Local Identity Directory? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is B. Classic use case C. Hybrid mode D. Proxy mode. A Local Identity Directory in SAP Cloud Identity Services (IAS) supports three primary deployment/configuration patterns: Classic mode (B), where IAS acts as the sole identity provider using only its local user store; Hybrid mode (C), which combines local users with federated…
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What use cases are available for a Local Identity Directory? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
Options
- AMerging attributes
- BClassic use case
- CHybrid mode
- DProxy mode
- ES/4HANA use case
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A9% (2)
- B82% (18)
- E9% (2)
Explanation
A Local Identity Directory in SAP Cloud Identity Services (IAS) supports three primary deployment/configuration patterns: Classic mode (B), where IAS acts as the sole identity provider using only its local user store; Hybrid mode (C), which combines local users with federated users from corporate identity providers; and Proxy mode (D), where IAS forwards authentication to an upstream corporate IdP while still leveraging the local directory for user data and provisioning.
Option A (Merging attributes) is a feature/capability within these modes, not a standalone use case for the Local Identity Directory itself. Option E (S/4HANA use case) refers to a target application, not a recognized architectural use case category - S/4HANA can be integrated under any of the three valid modes.
Memory tip: Think of the three use cases as how IAS positions itself - it can stand alone (Classic), share the load (Hybrid), or step aside (Proxy). That's a deployment posture, not a feature (ruling out A) or a target system (ruling out E).
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