Best Okta Okta Certified Consultant Dumps [2023] With Real Exam Questions

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1. 'unsupported_grant_type' error is thrown when the 'grant_type' isn't:

'authorization_code'

'refresh_token'

'client_credentials'

'password'

2. What happens when you disconnect active users imported from Active Directory?

They are deleted

They are deactivated and remain Okta users

They remain active and set as native Okta users

They are set in 'staged' status and sent a new activation email to become Okta users and set a password for such a new user object

3. You don't have the same possibility you have for an On-Prem MFA Agent or AD Agent, to increase the logging level, in the case of an Okta Radius server.

Statement is True

Statement is False

Statement is False and you even have 4 modes that you can simply enable via GUI: INFO, DEBUG, WARN, ERROR

4. With 'user types' option enabled and different user types present in your org, you can:

Have up to 10 distinct user types within a single Okta org

Have different profile mappings for the same app, for different user types

Have more Super Admins in the org than without having multiple user types

Apply different constraints on attributes ('email' as a format for 'username', while 'samAccountName' being a format for 'username' on another user type)

5. How is the Network related information counted by Okta in regards to the Network Zones IP limit and how are IP ranges counted in a CIDR notation?

Proxy IPs are never counted

A Gateway IP is never counted

A Gateway IP is counted as two items

One CIDR notation IP range is considered as one item

6. The Okta RADIUS Server agent:

Communicates via UDP, over default port 1812 and does not support multiple ports simultaneously

Communicates via TCP, over default port 636 and does not support multiple ports simultaneously

Communicates via UDP, over default port 1812 and supports multiple ports simultaneously

Communicates via TCP, over default port 443 and does not support multiple ports simultaneously

7. 'invalid_client' error is thrown when:

The scopes list contains an invalid or unsupported value

The specified 'client_id' wasn't found

The request structure was invalid

8. 1.When Okta calls your external service, it enforces a default timeout of <response_goes_here> seconds.

9. What is an API token?

Is an Application Point of Interest and should be visible to the company admin

Is an Advanced Protocol for Interaction between users actions and the cloud-based

Is an Application Programming Interface

Is a secret and should be treated like a password

10. In regards to Inline Hooks, you can have with Okta:

Password Import Inline Hooks

SAML Assertion Inline Hooks

Registration Inline Hook

User Export Inline Hook

Token Inline Hook

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11. There is a property named 'uid', which is the user ID. This parameter is returned:

Only if the token is a refresh token and the subject is an end user

Only if the token is an access token and the subject is an end user

Only if the token is an access token and the subject is an admin

Only if the token is an refresh token and the subject is a resource server

Only if the token is an access token and the subject is a authorization server

12. Which Okta feature / solutions offers the admin the possibility to redirect desktop users to Integrated Windows Authentication (IWA) and mobile users to Okta for authentication?

Routing Rules

On-Prem MFA Agent

Agentless DSSO

Desktop Single-Sign On

Device Trust

Org to Org

13. Which of the following is / are true?

'Group Push' option exists on every app having Provisioning standard supported

'Group Push' option exists on few apps, not all having Provisioning supported to begin with

'Group Push' option exists on every app having SAML 2.0 enabled

14. The On-Prem MFA Agent has an 'sslPinningEnabled' flag within its files, just as an AD Agent has one as well.

True, but it's not editable

FALSE

True, but it's not available for the AD Agent beside the On-Prem MFA one, but only for the On-Prem MFA Agent and the IWA Agent

TRUE

False, as it's only available for the AD Agent, not for others

15. When speaking about Security Behavior Detection, in which of the following case(s) does Okta prompt for MFA the user that tries to sign in, considering MFA is configured as required for the rule that validates this Sign In attempt:

When behavior is detected and we have POSITIVE results in the rule matching

When there is not enough history to detect behaviors, hence UNKNOWN results are present in policy rule matching

When there is not enough information from the sign-in attempt to even detect behavior as when no device identifier was provided, so Okta will treat this a a BAD_REQUEST, which results in the policy rule matching

16. 'scope' is returned only if the response includes:

A 'token' value

A 'scope' value

A claim

An access_token

17. Is it alright, as a best-practice with Okta, to install AD Agent in close proximity to the location of your users?

Yes, this way there will surely be less hops on a traceroute for the requests

No, Okta randomly selects an AD Agent, location is not a factor in this equation

Yes, Okta is pinging all the AD Agents to find their location and then it will use the one closest to the user initiating log in requests

18. If a user is no longer seeing an application within his Okta End-User App Dashboard, which can be a cause of this?

Admin that set the 'Do not display application icon to users' as being enabled

"Unable to assign licences to the user' or related messages appearing in the Okta Admin Console

The cause of this can never be the options above as why would Okta have an option to hide the icon from end-users in the first place, if the app is assigned to them

19. You can create Users via API calls. More than that, you can use Okta APIs in a 'customized' way, so that it is possible to create already activated and random password assigned Users into Okta Universal Directory.

FALSE

True, but for the Random Password assignment / provisioning option via API call. Those users will always be passwordless

TRUE

20. If you host your own Okta Sign-In Widget, that will:

Increase the speed of your org on authentication / authorization requests

Allow you to customize it

Make your users' authentication requests never hit Okta servers' endpoint anymore as they will be redirected to you, to the server where you have the Sign-In Widget hosted

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21. The "access token" is issued by the authorization server (Okta) in exchange for the grant.

Statement is False

Statement is True

Statement is True, but for the Access Token part, as the Refresh Token is the one exchanged, which then creates Access Tokens

22. Can you increase the number of tasks a single AD Agent handles, hence making it process more requests, without the need to install an additional AD Agent?

No, that's why it is recommended to add multiple AD Agents and having at least two at all times

Yes, by switching from TLS 1.2 to TLS 1.3

Yes, by increasing the 'PollingThreads' key's value in the AD Agent's config file

Yes, by setting an SSL requirement

Yes, by setting VerboseLogging key's value to 'True' in the AD Agent's config file

23. We know that 'CRUD' (when we are speaking about 'Provisioning') refers to 'Create, Read, Update, Deprovision', but what does it mean when refering to API calls?

Create, Read, Upload, Delete

Create, Read, Update, Deliver

Create, Read, Update, Deprovision

Create, Read, Update, Delete

Create, Read, Upload, Deprovision

24. You should use Okta RADIUS Server agent for authentication, when authentication is being performed by:

VPN devices that don’t support SAML

AD DCs that don't support SAML

Virtual Desktops and Reverse Proxies that don’t support SAML

25. By using Okta SpEL (Spring Expression Language), you can:

Extract substrings from a string type attribute value

Imply conditions based on attributes' values

Construct a username by concatenating multiple attributes into a single value ready to be pushed

Integrate the OIDC standard with Okta for apps based on the Spring Framework

26. Can you specify in Okta an amount of time after which a 'Locked' account becomes 'Unlocked'?

Yes

Yes, only for AD sourced users

No, unless it's for Office 365 sourced users

27. Optional user account fields include a 'secondary email address' and a 'security image'.

Statement is False, as the 'secondary email address' is mandatory to have a value assigned

Statement is False, as the 'security image' is mandatory to have a value assigned

Statement is True

Statement is False, as both aforementioned attributes would need to have a value assigned

28. What type of IP notation is Okta supporting?

Dynamic notation

CIDR notation

XFF header and XFFR header notation

29. Inline Hooks use asynchronous calls, which means that the Okta process that triggered the hook is paused until a response from your service is received.

Statement is False, as the hook is not paused at all

Statement is True, but for the 'Okta process' part, as it's not a process, it's a job

Statement is False, as they are synchronous calls

Statement is True

30. Inline Hooks are:

Outbound calls from Okta to your own custom code

Inbound calls from your own custom code to Okta

Is a web-service triggering Internet-accessible endpoint which send PUT API calls back to Okta or to your own custom code

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31. Is it alright, as a best-practice with Okta, to install at least two AD Agents for the same AD domain?

No, as Okta always uses either one of them to communicate to AD and handle requests, hence rendering the other useless. Thus this can't be a best-practice

No, as it will cause latency on the requests

Yes, as when one goes down due to various reasons, the other may be able to take and process the requests

32. How do you ensure high-availability for the On-Prem MFA Agent?

You can only have one such Agent, so high-availability doesn't apply in this scenario, but only for AD Agents, IWA Agents, so on

You can ensure high-availability by ensuring this On-Prem MFA Agent works on multiple AD forests / domains

By installing another one on another Windows Server host

By configuring another Service Account on the same On-Prem MFA Agent so that if you lose one, to have another available

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