PSE-PLATFORM · Question #283
Which method does an administrator use to integrate all non-native MFA platforms in PAN- OS?software?
The correct answer is C. RADIUS. RADIUS (C) is the universal integration method in PAN-OS for connecting non-native third-party MFA platforms, acting as a standardized authentication proxy that PAN-OS natively understands regardless of which MFA vendor is on the backend. Why the distractors are wrong: Okta…
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Which method does an administrator use to integrate all non-native MFA platforms in PAN- OS?software?
Options
- AOkta
- BDUO
- CRADIUS
- DPingID
How the community answered
(56 responses)- A2% (1)
- B5% (3)
- C89% (50)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
RADIUS (C) is the universal integration method in PAN-OS for connecting non-native third-party MFA platforms, acting as a standardized authentication proxy that PAN-OS natively understands regardless of which MFA vendor is on the backend.
Why the distractors are wrong: Okta (A), DUO (B), and PingID (D) are all specific MFA vendors/platforms - not integration methods. PAN-OS does support these platforms, but it does so through RADIUS, not by natively speaking each vendor's proprietary protocol. Choosing a vendor name answers "which MFA product?" not "which integration method?"
Memory tip: Think of RADIUS as the "universal adapter plug" - your MFA vendor (Okta, DUO, PingID, etc.) is the device, and RADIUS is the plug that makes any of them fit into PAN-OS's socket.
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