Novell Certified Novell Identity Manager Administrator - 050-730 Free Exam Questions

A. Active Directory Discovery tool

B. Designer

C. Driver Inspector

D. Policy Simulator

E. Object Inspector

A. eDirectory schema is extended the first time Entitlements are invoked.

B. Entitlements are used as the association key for the user objects.

C. Entitlements that grant or revoke Group Membership will always take precedence over policies that grant or revoke Group Memberships.

D. The DirXML-EntitlementRef attribute keeps track of the entitlements that a user has been granted or revoked.

A. 1) Specific user assignment 2) Login Policy Object 3) Partition root container 4) Container

B. 1) Specific user assignment 2) Container 3) Partition root container 4) Login Policy Object

C. 1) Partition root container 2) Container 3) Specific user assignment 4) Login Policy Object

D. 1) Login Policy Object 2) Partition root container 3) Container 4) Specific user assignment

E. 1) Login Policy Object 2) Specific user assignment 3) Container 4) Partition root container

A. Disassociate the driver set object and the server and then re-associate them.

B. Delete the problem driver and reinstall it.

C. Delete the related driver set and then reinstall it.

D. Revert back to an older driver.

E. Revert back to an older driver set.

A. Role Administrator

B. Team Manager

C. Resource Administrator

D. Compliance Administrator

E. Security Administrator

F. Provisioning Manager

A. You must add the Entitlements to a driver set for them to work.

B. You create Entitlements using iMonitor.

C. You must add a policy to the driver for the Entitlements to work.

D. You can only create Entitlements on the Publisher channel.

A. It enforces password complexity.

B. It is a GUI with command line capabilities.

C. It provides a graphical interface for rapid development of policies.

D. It provides a graphical interface to help data cleansing.

E. It minimizes the need for XLST stylesheets.

F. It is built on open standards.

A. Input Transformation, Matching, and Create

B. Matching, Create, and Schema Transformation

C. Matching, Create, and Placement

D. Input Transformation, Schema Transformation, and Command Transformation