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Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA) R82 Exam Materials-Question 166 Discussion
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Selected Answers: D
The R82 Identity Awareness Administration Guide confirms this directly, describing Identity Collector as giving a flexible method for creating identities from Active Directory Domain Controllers, Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) Servers, or NetIQ eDirectory Servers.
Why the other options are wrong:
- **A. Identity Agent for a User Endpoint Computer** — This client is installed on individual endpoint machines to identify the logged-in user on that specific device. It doesn't pull identities from external directory/identity-source servers like ISE or eDirectory.
- **B. Identity Agent for a Terminal Server v2** — This is designed to identify multiple users sharing a single Terminal Server session, not to integrate with Cisco ISE or NetIQ eDirectory.
- **C. Identity Agent for a Terminal Server** — Same limitation as B; it addresses the terminal server multi-user identity problem, not multi-source identity collection from AD/ISE/eDirectory.
Identity Collector is the client specifically built to centralize identity acquisition from multiple external sources — AD, Cisco ISE, and NetIQ eDirectory — and forward that mapping to the Identity Awareness Gateway.
Which Identity Awareness Client can collect identities from not only Active Directory Domain Controllers, but also from Cisco Identity Services Engine Servers or NetIQ eDirectory Servers? (Choose one answer)
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