Refer to the exhibit.
What does the Cache Timeout Value refer to?
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HPE6-A68 Exam - Question 17
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Correct Answer: C
The Cache Timeout Value refers to the amount of time the Policy Manager caches the user attributes fetched from Active Directory. This caching reduces the need to repeatedly query Active Directory for the same information, thereby improving performance and reducing the load on the Active Directory server.
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6 commentsDorcomPSOption: C
Aug 30, 2022C si correct. A false - Credentials are not stored B false - This is related to server response time maybe. D false - This is related to server response time maybe. E false - Beleive it is not stored (Like credentials)
pabx31Option: C
Sep 25, 2022The box is checked to used the authe source for autho. Clearpass does not store any credentials. Caching is used for user attributes only.
hujinkiOption: C
Sep 7, 2022UPDATE DorcomPS is right, user password is not transmitted during authentication. And the option "authorization" is checked So the cache can store user attributes. Answer is C.
hujinkiOption: B
Aug 23, 2022Server timeout is related to wait for response, cache timeout is related to keep informations. B an C are false. The exhibit is about Authentication settings, no authorisation, so user attributes are not relevants. C is false.
hujinkiOption: A
Aug 23, 2022edit : Server timeout is related to wait for response, cache timeout is related to keep informations. B an D are false. The exhibit is about Authentication settings, no authorisation, so user attributes are not relevants. C is false. So B, C and D are false
hujinkiOption: A
Aug 23, 2022regarding authentication, Active directory is mainly a credential server, then answer should be A
Fyrith
Mar 22, 2023But CPPM does not cache the credentials. It caches attributes to reduce load on AD. Caching credentials would be a security concern.