SAP Certified Technology Professional - System Security with SAP NetWeaver 7.31 - P_ADMSEC_731무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. telnet

B. Visual Administrator

C. SAP NetWeaver Identity Management

D. SAP NetWeaver Administrator

E. Config tool

A. The use of the TCP/IP ports must be agreed with the security/network department.

B. The SAP Gateway Port 3300 must be taken into consideration for the ICM.

C. The location of the SAP NetWeaver AS 7.0 within the network topology must be agreed with the
network department.

A. default Trace.trc

B. security.log

C. applications.log

D. server.log

A. A user master record can be generated from the role maintenance transaction (PFCG).

B. The name of an authorization profile can be changed using the role maintenance transaction (PFCG).

C. It is not possible to include an authorization profile into a composite role directly.

D. An authorization object can be assigned to a user master record.

A. The connection with the directory server can be created with various methods, such as simple binding
(user ID and password) or anonymously (guest account with no password).

B. The LDAP Connector is a software component that controls the access requests from the SAP System
to a directory server.

C. The LDAP Connector is called using Java functions and communicates with the directory server using
the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.

A. A derived role can refer to several reference roles.

B. If you generate derived roles from the reference role, the data for the organizational levels is only
transferred after the authorization data for the derived role is modified.

C. The inherited menus cannot be changed in the derived roles.

D. The derived role inherits the user assignment from the reference role.

A. Finance.

B. Human resources.

C. Aerospace & Defense.

D. Logistics.

E. Basis.

A. To record information that may be an indication for system problems, for example database read errors,
rollbacks.

B. To record security-related changes to the SAP System environment, for example changes to user
master records.

C. To record information that enables the reconstruction of a series of events, for example successful or
unsuccessful transaction starts.

D. To record all changes to tables down to field level, for example changes to financial data tables.