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9A0-384 Exam - Question 10


You are logged in as userA and you are impersonating userB. How are your activities logged in the access.log?

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Correct Answer: B

When userA is impersonating userB, the access logs would typically reflect this impersonation clearly. The logged user ID would be 'userA on behalf of userB' to maintain a clear audit trail of the actual user performing the actions (userA) and the impersonated user (userB). This ensures accountability and traceability in the logs.

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mrjavaOption: C
Jul 18, 2023

The answer is C because it is said that " So, if user-B is impersonating user-A, all events look as if user-A performed them."