A user authenticates to a local directory server. The user then opens a virtualization client to
connect to a virtual server. Instead of supplying a username/password combination, the user
simply checks a use directory credentials checkbox to authenticate to the virtual server. Which of
the following authentication types has been utilized?
A.
Transitive trust
B.
Common access card
C.
Multifactor authentication
D.
Single sign-on
Transitive Trust refers to Part A trusts Part B and Party B trusts Party C, then Part A trusts Party C. We don’t see three parties (or multiple parties) based on the question.
Common Access Card (CAC) is issued by the department of defense as a general identification/authentication card for military personnel, contractors, and non-DoD employees. It is obviously a WRONG answer.
Multifactor authentication is also obviously a WRONG answer.
Single sign-on is obviously a CORRECT answer.
forgot what this is called but it allows you to pass your credentials through a RDP connection. It s single sign on
SSO
its SSO because ” the user
simply checks a use directory credentials checkbox to authenticate to the virtual server” . user choose to save credential for virtual server