Which three statements are true about WebLogic users and groups?

Which three statements are true about WebLogic users and groups?

A.
A user is associated with a single security provider.

B.
A user can be a member of several groups.

C.
A group can contain other groups.

D.
A group consists of a name and a password.

E.
A group is associated with multiple security providers.

F.
Both users and groups are assigned a keystore.

Explanation:
B: For efficient security management, BEA recommends adding users to groups. A
group is a collection of users who usually have something in common, such as working in the
same department in a company.
C: Example of group nesting:
Every user is a member of the everyone group.
The users group is nested within the everyone group.
Note: Security Providers – are modules that provide security service to application to protect
Weblogic resource. Types of security providers in WebLogic Server are
Authentication Provider, Authorization Provider, Auditing Providers, Credential Mapping Provider,
Identity Assertion Provider, Principal Validation Provider, Adjudication Providers, Role Mapping
Providers, Certificate Lookup and Validation Providers, Keystore Providers and Realm Adapter
providers