How does Syslog SSO on FortiAuthenticator establish user identity?

The correct answer is D. By parsing syslog messages from network devices to extract user login events and associate. Syslog SSO on FortiAuthenticator works by parsing syslog messages from network devices (such as firewalls, VPN gateways, or wireless controllers). These syslog entries contain user login events, which FortiAuthenticator extracts and maps to the corresponding IP addresses…

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ABy directly communicating with the domain controller to retrieve user login events
BBy using predefined user credentials stored on ForitAuthenticator
CBy intercepting and decrypting network traffic to extract user credentials
DBy parsing syslog messages from network devices to extract user login events and associate

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Syslog SSO on FortiAuthenticator works by parsing syslog messages from network devices (such as firewalls, VPN gateways, or wireless controllers). These syslog entries contain user login events, which FortiAuthenticator extracts and maps to the corresponding IP addresses, establishing user identity for single sign-on.

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