MS-900 · Question #154
Hotspot Question For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. Answer:
The correct answer is You can secure web apps that are published through Azure AD Application Proxy by using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in the cloud. = Yes; You can secure web apps that are published through Azure AD Application Proxy by using MFA Server on-premises. = Yes. Azure AD Application Proxy supports securing published web apps with both cloud-based Multi-Factor Authentication (via Azure AD Conditional Access policies) and on-premises MFA Server. Cloud MFA integrates directly with Azure AD to enforce MFA before users access proxied applicat
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- You can secure web apps that are published through Azure AD Application Proxy by using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in the cloud.Yes
- You can secure web apps that are published through Azure AD Application Proxy by using MFA Server on-premises.Yes
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Azure AD Application Proxy supports securing published web apps with both cloud-based Multi-Factor Authentication (via Azure AD Conditional Access policies) and on-premises MFA Server. Cloud MFA integrates directly with Azure AD to enforce MFA before users access proxied applications, while MFA Server (on-premises) can be configured as a RADIUS server or integrated with AD FS to enforce MFA for the same published apps. Both methods are valid and supported architectures for protecting Application Proxy published web apps.
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