Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - FS Account and Resource Partners

The video tutorial explains the components of Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), focusing on the roles of account and resource partners in a business-to-business federation scenario. It details how account partners act as claims providers, gathering and authenticating user credentials, and packaging them into security tokens. These tokens are then presented to resource partners, who validate and consume the claims to make authorization decisions. The tutorial also covers the configuration of claim rules and the use of templates for creating and transforming claims.

What role does an account partner play in a business-to-business federation scenario?

• It acts as a resource provider.

• It provides claims to the resource partner.

• It consumes claims from the resource partner.

• It denies access to users.

How does a resource partner handle security tokens?

• It ignores them.

• It modifies them without validation.

• It accepts and validates them.

• It only accepts tokens from its own domain.

What is the purpose of claim rules in a relying party trust?

• To define how claims are accepted and processed.

• To create new security tokens.

• To encrypt user credentials.

• To deny all incoming claims.

Which of the following is a method for creating claims in ADFS?

• Only using default settings.

• Ignoring incoming claims.

• Using pre-created templates.

• Blocking all claims.

How can claims be transformed in ADFS?

• By ignoring them.

• By encrypting them.

• By changing them to a different format.

• By deleting them.