A company has completed two acquisitions over the previous year. Each of the acquired
companies was allowed to keep its own independent authentication server. The network
administrator has been asked to roll out the Junos Pulse Access Control Service to users within
the original company along with each of the two acquired organizations. The administrator
configures three authentication realms, one for each independent authentication server, and
associates them all with a single sign-in policy. All of the client endpoints are running Junos Pulse
on their Windows XP desktops.
When a user signs in to the Junos Pulse Access Control Service, which statement is correct?
A.
The first authentication realm that was added to the sign-in policy is used by default.
B.
The user is allowed to choose the correct authentication realm from a list presented by Junos
Pulse.
C.
When Junos Pulse is initially installed on the desktop, it must be configured with the correct
realm.
D.
This is not an allowed configuration; the administrator should configure separate sign-in policies
for each realm.