Which binding element should be used to be able to use a customized message-level security binding?
How can this be achieved?
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You are employed as a developer at PassGuide.com.
There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) service PassGuideService.
basicHttpBinding is used by the PassGuideService endpoint for its binding.
At the moment clear text messages are allowed but now you need to ensure that the messages
are encrypted when they are sent over the PassGuide.com network.
How can this be achieved?
How can this be enforced?
You are employed as a developer at PassGuide.com.
There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) service PassGuideService.
PassGuideService is based on WSHttpBinding.
Now you need to make sure that each caller must be authenticated on every call.
You also prevent caching of request token.
How can this be enforced? Choose three.
How can you enforce this behavior with WCF discovery?
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There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) client application PassGuideApp.
There are two service interfaces PassGuide1 and PassGuide2.
PassGuideApp consumes PassGuide1 and PassGuide2.
You must make sure that PassGuideApp detects services that implement PassGuide1 and
PassGuide2.
Assume that the services to be detected are already online or comes online within 45 seconds.
How can you enforce this behavior with WCF discovery?
How can this be enforced?
You are employed as a developer at PassGuide.com.
There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) service PassGuideService.
PassGuideService is self-hosted.
During authentication PassGuideService must provide a certifixate of type X.509.
How can this be enforced? Select two.
How can you ensure that users can access the services hosted by PassGuideApp without having to keep re-authent
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Exhibit:
<%@ServiceHost Service=”System Web Application Services Authentication
Service”Factory=”System.Web.ApplicationServices.AppicationServicesHostFactory”%>
You are employed as a developer at PassGuide.com.
There is a ASP.Net web application PassGuideApp.
PassGuideApp hosts a few WCF services.
These services have ASP.NET Compatibility Mode enabled.
A cookie-based ASR NET Forms Authentication model is used by PassGuideApp to authenticate
users.
There is a service file PassGuide.svc. PassGuide.svc includes the code in the exhibit.
How can you ensure that users can access the services hosted by PassGuideApp without having
to keep re-authenticating?
Which property can be used to the caller identity?
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There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) service PassGuideService.
PassGuideService is self-hosted.
To communicate PassGuideService uses a secure HTTP binding.
The binding works in principal permission mode.
The binding demands the users to supply their Windows logon credentials.
Which property can be used to the caller identity?
Which property can be used to the caller identity ?
DRAG DROP
There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) service PassGuideService.
PassGuideService is self-hosted.
To communicate PassGuideService uses a secure HTTP binding.
The binding works in principal permission mode.
The binding demands the users to supply their Windows logon credentials.
Which property can be used to the caller identity ?
How can this be ensured?
How can you ensure that calls are authorized with these roles?
There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) service PassGuideService.
There are application-defined roles stored in a database PassGuideDB.
PassGuideService uses a list of the roles stored in PassGuideDB.
How can you ensure that calls are authorized with these roles? >Select two.