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IBM WebSphere Portal & Portal Products Fundamentals Sample Questions:
1. Single sign-on uses only the authentication portion of Java Authentication and Authorization Services (JAAS). WebSphere Portal builds a JAAS Subject for each logged on user. The Subject consists of Principals and Credentials. What is a Credential?
A) A Credential is a piece of data, such as a password or a CORBA Credential that can be used to authenticate a subject.
B) A Credential is a unique LTPA token which contains the user's password.
C) A Credential is a database table that stores either the password or a CORBA Credential that can be used to authenticate a subject.
D) A Credential is a piece of data, such as the user ID or the distinguished name that gives the Subject's identity.
2. If a user selects "Remember me on this computer" in the default login portlet and then logs in, how does IBM WebSphere Portal server tell the computer to remember that user?
A) by setting a cookie with an Expires attribute value of some past date
B) by redirecting the request to a trust association interceptor
C) by forcing authentication over HTTP Basic Authentication
D) by setting a cookie with an Expires attribute value of some future date
3. When would a company consider using IBM WebSphere Portal farms instead of WebSphere Portal clustering?
A) A company requires flexibility in scheduling WebSphere Portal hardware resources to deal with any load changes.
B) A company requires coordinated task scheduling across all instances of WebSphere Portal.
C) A company requires a single point of administration for all WebSphere Portal resources.
D) A company requires more then one instance of WebSphere Portal to run on a single hardware server.
4. What component enables Facebook, Google, or Yahoo users (OpenID/OAuth) to authenticate to IBM WebSphere Portal?
A) IBM Tivoli Access Manager
B) LTPA
C) trust association interceptor
D) Client Certificate Authentication
5. Barry is developing an application for a client but their development server is not ready for deployment. Where can he deploy the application so he can test it while they fix their development server?
A) Deploy to a previous version of the application server.
B) Deploy to any open source application server.
C) Deploy to the local IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition server in IBM Web Experience Factory.
D) Deploy to their production server.
Solutions:
| Question # 1 Answer: A | Question # 2 Answer: D | Question # 3 Answer: A | Question # 4 Answer: C | Question # 5 Answer: C |
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