SPLK-1003 · Question #77
Who provides the Application Secret, Integration, and Secret keys, as well as the API Hostname when setting up Duo for Multi-Factor Authentication in Splunk Enterprise?
The correct answer is A. Duo Administrator. The Duo Administrator generates and supplies all integration credentials needed to configure Duo Multi-Factor Authentication in Splunk Enterprise.
Question
Who provides the Application Secret, Integration, and Secret keys, as well as the API Hostname when setting up Duo for Multi-Factor Authentication in Splunk Enterprise?
Options
- ADuo Administrator
- BLDAP Administrator
- CSAML Administrator
- DTrio Administrator
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Why each option
The Duo Administrator generates and supplies all integration credentials needed to configure Duo Multi-Factor Authentication in Splunk Enterprise.
The Duo Administrator logs into the Duo Admin Panel to create a new 'Web SDK' or 'Auth API' application, which generates the Integration Key, Secret Key, and API Hostname; these values are then entered into Splunk's authentication configuration to enable Duo MFA for Splunk users.
An LDAP Administrator manages directory services and user account provisioning, not third-party MFA integration credentials.
A SAML Administrator configures SAML-based single sign-on federations and does not manage Duo-specific API keys or secrets.
Trio is not a real Multi-Factor Authentication provider; this is a fictitious distractor.
Concept tested: Duo MFA integration credential provisioning for Splunk
Source: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/Security/SetupDuoMFA
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