Online Access Free P_ADMSEC_731 Practice Test

Which of the following statements regarding declarative and programmatic authentications are true? Note:
There are 3 correct answers to this question.

• A.Components running on the SAP NetWeaver AS Java using programmatic authentication authenticate
  directly against the UME using the UME API.
• B.Declarative authentication introduces the concept of authentication schemes.
• C.The EJB (Enterprise Java Bean) container handles authentication using declarative authentication.
• D.The authentication scheme references a login module stack.
• E.Declarative and programmatic authentication use the same technology.

Which of the following statements regarding the authorization concept in SAP systems (for example, SAP
Solution Manager) are true?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.The maximum number of user sessions is set using the parameter "login/max_user_mode" and cannot
  be greater than 9.
• B.Java security roles can be assigned to ABAP roles using Java groups.
• C.Users defined in SAP systems automatically receive the required authorizations for the database level
  and the operating system level.
• D.The ABAP standard role: SAP_J2EE_ADMIN provides full access to the AS Java.
• E.The users SAP* and DDIC should be copied and afterwards deleted to protect anonymous logons.

Which of the following statements regarding SSO and SAP Logon Tickets are true? Note: There are 3
correct answers to this question.

• A.The end users' Web browsers accept cookies (SAP GUI not in use).
• B.The SSO ticket is issued after successful login to the SAP NetWeaver AS Java.
• C.Users have the same user ID and password in all of the systems they access using SAP Logon
  Tickets.
• D.The clocks for the accepting systems are synchronized with the ticket-issuing system.
• E.The cookie is stored in the temporary folder of the local GUI.

Which of the following is not a fundamental part of a Regulatory Security Policy?

• A.What is to be done?
• B.Who is supposed to do it?
• C.Why is it being done?
• D.When it is to be done?

When you use the Central User Administration (CUA), when will your changes to user data become
effective in the child systems? Please also consider the options that the Application Link Enabling
technology (ALE) offers.
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.The data for CUA will be replicated to the child systems every 60 minutes if no other
  setting/configuration overrides this default value.
• B.The changes can be replicated by the background job "CUA_Distribute" in the central system.
• C.The IDocs that transport the changes to the user master data in the child systems can be collected and
  transferred at a later time, triggered by a background job.
• D.Changes are replicated immediately.
• E.The changes can be replicated by selecting the button "Distribute all data" in transaction SCUA.