CAT-160

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CAT-160
CA SiteMinder r12
Administrator Exam

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QUESTION: 1
If you are an administrator, but not a superuser administrator, you can: (Choose two)
A. Create superuser administrators
B. Access CA SiteMinder objects, tools, and features
C. Change rules, policies, and responses in various domains
D. Instruct the Policy Server to set upa default administrator account
Answer(s): B, C

QUESTION: 2
Which assumption does CA SiteMinder make about a user directory by default?
A. A user will be audited against the same directory.
B. A user will be authorized against the same directory.
C. A user will be authenticated against the same directory.
D. A user will be authenticated AND authorized against the same directory.
Answer(s): B

QUESTION: 3
Virtual user attributes are prefixed with:
A. !
B. /
C. #
D. @
Answer(s): C

QUESTION: 4
Before an installed Web Agent can be used to protect applications, you must:
A. Verify that the TraceFile is yes, and open the Policy Server interface.
B. Verify that the TraceFile is yes, and edit the Web Agent configuration.
C. Turn on the agent via the WebAgent.conf file and restart the web server.
D. Open the Policy Server interface and restart the web server from a command window.
Answer(s): C

QUESTION: 5

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To modify the cookie domain you use the:

A. Policy Agent
B. Directory Server
C. Host Configuration Object (HCO)
D. Agent Configuration Object (ACO)
Answer(s): D

QUESTION: 6
Which component of CA SiteMinder can be used to configure the scope and permissible tasks
of an administrator?
A. CA SiteMinder Database
B. CA SiteMinder Agent dialog
C. Policy Server Management Console
D. CA SiteMinder Administrative User Interface
Answer(s): D

QUESTION: 7
What is assigned to each authentication scheme?
A. A number between 0 and 10 to define the order of access
B. A number between 0 and 1000 to define a protection level
C. A number between 0 and 100 to define a zone of protection
D. A number between 0 and 100 to define a development state
Answer(s): B

QUESTION: 8
User and administrator activity is recorded in the:
A. Audit log
B. Profiler log
C. Policy Server log
D. Web Agent Trace log
Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 9
You are configuring cache and thread settings on the Policy Server Management Console
Settings tab. Which Policy Server Operational Settings group do you need to configure?
A. RADIUS group
B. Performance group
C. Administration group
D. Access Control group
Answer(s): C

QUESTION: 10
You can use HTTP header variables or cookies to transfer information between web
applications.
In which sequence are variables set and sent through the HTTP header?
1. The client requests a web page resource.
2. Response variables are processed by the web server.
3. The newly modified HTTP request header is sent to web server.
4. For each response, the Policy Server sends variables, which are inserted in the existing
HTTP request header.
5. The agent sends standard queries to the Policy Server, such as IsProtected, IsAuthenticated,
and IsAuthorized.
A. 1, 5, 4, 3, 2
B. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
C. 1, 3, 5, 2, 4
D. 1, 4, 5, 2, 3
Answer(s): A

QUESTION: 11
Which database model does the Policy Server require?
A. Flat model
B. Network model
C. Relational model
D. Hierarchical model
Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 12
Which types of configuration files are stored locally on the web server and can be created,
modified, and viewed using a text editor? (Choose two)
A. Host configuration file
B. Web Agent configuration file
C. Web server configuration file
D. Policy store configuration file
Answer(s): A, B

QUESTION: 13
To help prevent performance issues, you want to install Report Server according to the
manufacturers recommendations. For the Report Server hard disk space, at minimum, you
require:
A. 1GB
B. 2 GB
C. 4 GB
D. 10 GB
Answer(s): D

QUESTION: 14
Which tool can be used to establish a trust relationship between the CA SiteMinder user
interface (UI) and the Policy Server?
A. smreg
B. smobjimport
C. smobjexport
D. XPSRegClient
Answer(s): D

QUESTION: 15
User attribute mapping enables you to:
A. Map policies to different user attributes.
B. Map user groups to different administrator groups.
C. Map user classes to different user attribute names.
D. Map one common name to different user attribute names in different user directories.