Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - Primary and Multi-Factor Authentication

The video tutorial discusses various authentication methods in ADFS, including primary and multifactor authentication. It explains how to configure global authentication policies and use access control policy templates to manage user access. The tutorial also covers the integration of third-party vendors for multifactor authentication, applicable to both users and devices on the Internet or extranet.

What is one of the primary methods to allow access to a federation server?

• Primary authentication

• Quaternary authentication

• Secondary authentication

• Tertiary authentication

How can global authentication policies be applied?

• Only to specific applications

• Only to internal networks

• To all applications and services secured by ADFS

• Only to external networks

What is a fallback option when a specific relying party trust is not configured?

• Local authentication policy

• Global authentication policy

• External authentication policy

• Temporary authentication policy

Which of the following is NOT a method of multifactor authentication mentioned?

• Certificate authentication

• Device authentication

• Voice recognition

• Azure multifactor authentication

What can access control policy templates be used for?

• To configure network settings

• To automatically grant access to all users

• To authorize users based on claim type and value

• To deny all users access by default