Oracle Identity Governance Suite 11g Essentials Sample Questions:

1. Which statement is true about the "closed-loop remediation" aspect of access certification when using Oracle Identity Analytics (OIA)? (Choose the best answer.)

A) After a reviewer rejects access during a certification cycle, the user in violation can remediate access, so the remediation loop is closed.
B) After a certification cycle completes, the user can request additional access, so the remediation loop is closed.
C) Self-remediation is allowed by default for Oracle Identity Governance when integrating Oracle Identity Analytics and Oracle Identity Manager.
D) After a reviewer rejects access during a certification cycle, an automated request can be sent to the provisioning service to remediate access, so the remediation loop is closed.
E) After a certification cycle completes, the audit information can be viewed, so the remediation loop is closed.

2. Which two statements describe how Oracle Privileged Account Manager (OPAM) integrates with target systems? (Choose two.)

A) OPAM cannot use customer-created, Identity Connector Framework (ICF) compliant connectors.
B) OPAM uses Identity Connector Framework (ICF) connectors, but they must be modified to support OPAM.
C) OPAM cannot use Identity Connector Framework (ICF) compliant connectors; new OPAM connectors must be developed for each application.
D) OPAM uses out-of-the-box Identity Connector Framework (ICF) connectors.
E) OPAM can use customer-created, Identity Connector Framework (ICF) compliant connectors.

3. You are deploying connectors on Oracle Linux systems. As part of the process, you must create a new directory in the target system that will be used by the connector when interfacing with Oracle Identity Governance and the /etc/password and /etc/shadow files. Identify the goal of this directory, and explain how Oracle Identity Manager uses that access. (Choose the best answer.)

A) Create a directory on the target system where the connector can create backup files for the/etc/passwordand/etc/shadowfiles. Thisdirectory is specified in themirrorFilesLocationentry of theLookup.UNIX.Configurationlookup definition. The default value is/etc/connector_backup_files.
B) Create a directory on the target system where the connector can log events. The default directory is/var/logs/oim/connectors.
C) Create a directory on the target system where the connector can store temporary files when running the reconciliation process. These files will be stored until the reconciliation is completed. The default directory is/var/oim/temp/connectors.
D) Create a directory on the target system where the connector can create mirror files for the/etc/passwordand/etc/shadowfiles. This directory is specified in themirrorFilesLocationentry of theLookup.UNIX.Configurationlookup definition. The default value is/etc/connector_mirror_files.

4. What happens when the reconciliation engine fails to identify a unique match for a User or Account entity? (Choose the best answer.)

A) The first match is automatically linked.
B) All matches are displayed on the Event Details page for manual linking.
C) The best match is automatically linked.
D) Reconciliation fails, and an error is flagged to the administrator.

5. You developed a new scheduled task with all the procedures stored in the task.xml file. You must deploy this file across a clustered environment, but you want to avoid copying the file in each system.
Which statement correctly describes what you should do with the scheduled task XML file? (Choose the best answer.)

A) Import it into MDS by using an Oracle WebLogic Scheduled Task import utility.
B) Import it into Oracle Identity Manager by using the Scheduled Task import utility.
C) Import it into Oracle Identity Manager by using the SOA Composite import utility.
D) Import it into MDS by using an Oracle WebLogic Server import utility.
E) Import it into SOA by using the SOA Composite import utility.

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