CV0-002 · Question #333
Ann, a technician, is using a saved workflow to deploy virtual servers. The script worked yesterday but is now returning an authentication error. Ann confirms that she can manually log in with her…
The correct answer is C. Federation issues. The saved workflow's authentication failure, while manual login works, most likely points to issues with federated identity or trust relationships used by automated systems.
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Ann, a technician, is using a saved workflow to deploy virtual servers. The script worked yesterday but is now returning an authentication error. Ann confirms that she can manually log in with her own account and create a virtual server. Which of the following is MOST likely causing the error?
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- ACertificate misconfiguration
- BAccount expiration
- CFederation issues
- DEncryption issues
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B5% (2)
- C84% (31)
- D8% (3)
Why each option
The saved workflow's authentication failure, while manual login works, most likely points to issues with federated identity or trust relationships used by automated systems.
Certificate misconfiguration would typically manifest as a specific certificate error, not a generic authentication error, and would likely impact manual login if the same certificates were involved.
If Ann's account was expired, she would not be able to log in manually; if the script uses a different account, 'federation issues' is a broader category often affecting automated identity processes.
Federation issues occur when there are problems with identity providers, trust relationships, or token validation, which can specifically impact automated workflows or service accounts even if a direct user login functions correctly.
Encryption issues usually relate to data confidentiality or secure communication channel establishment, not directly to the authentication process itself.
Concept tested: Troubleshooting authentication in automated workflows
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