304 無料問題集「F5 BIG-IP APM Specialist」

（A）To provide a customizable web portal for accessing resources

（B）To optimize application traffic for remote users

（C）To enforce granular access control and security policies for applications

（D）To manage network access policies for specific user groups

（A）To map user credentials to LDAP attributes for authentication

（B）To configure App Tunnels for secure application access

（C）To configure SSL certificate settings for secure logon

（D）To enable Single Sign-On (SSO) for applications

（A）By configuring variable assignments in authentication policies

（B）By configuring ACLs in Global Access Control List (ACL) policies

（C）By defining custom session variables for user-specific data

（D）By setting up Resource Items for each application

（A）Longer timeouts enhance security by allowing more time for user authentication.

（B）Shorter timeouts improve security by automatically logging out idle users.

（C）Timeouts do not impact security but affect user experience only.

（D）Timeouts are security features that prevent unauthorized access to applications.

（A）It contains the shared secret used for secure communication between the F5 BIG-IP APM and the LDAP server.

（B）It specifies the IP address of the LDAP server.

（C）It defines the group to which users will be assigned upon successful authentication.

（D）It identifies the organizational unit from which the LDAP search begins.

（A）Integrated API interfaces for third-party integrations.

（B）Pre-configured application templates for faster deployment.

（C）Specialized hardware modules for enhancing security.

（D）Custom scripts for automating administrative tasks.

（A）To map user credentials to RADIUS attributes for authentication

（B）To map user credentials to LDAP attributes for authentication

（C）To configure SSL certificate settings for secure logon

（D）To enable Single Sign-On (SSO) for applications

（A）session variables

（B）APM log

（C）tcpdump

（D）ssldump

（A）By checking the object's configuration history for iApp references

（B）By searching for the iApp template name in the BIG-IP Configuration Utility

（C）By reviewing the system logs for iApp deployment entries

（D）By querying the BIG-IP device's database for iApp associations

（A）Allocating CPU and memory resources for application services

（B）Configuring access policies for different user groups

（C）Assigning IP addresses to virtual servers

（D）Enabling specific modules and features on the BIG-IP device