Which SAML component describes the packaging of the SAML elements?
In Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML), bindings define how SAML elements (assertions, protocols, and profiles) are mapped onto standard messaging and communication protocols. This mapping determines how the SAML elements are packaged and transmitted.
Here's why the other options are incorrect:
A) protocols:SAML protocols describe the sequence of requests and responses used to exchange SAML information. They don't directly deal with the packaging of SAML elements.
B) profiles:SAML profiles are pre-defined combinations of assertions, protocols, and bindings that are tailored to specific use cases (like web browser single sign-on). While profiles involve packaging, they are not the primary component responsible for it.
C) assertions:SAML assertions contain statements about a subject (typically a user), such as authentication status, attributes, and authorization decisions. Assertions are part of what is packaged, not the packaging mechanism itself.
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Refer to the exhibit A collaboration engineer is troubleshooting an issue with MWIs not working for SIP-integrated Cisco Unity Connection users on Cisco UCM Calls to the Cisco Unity Connection work. but MWIs do not light This problem affects all users on the system Which action resolves the issue?
The scenario describes an issue where Message Waiting Indicators (MWIs) aren't lighting up for SIP-integrated Cisco Unity Connection users, even though calls reach voicemail. This points towards a configuration problem with MWI notifications on Cisco UCM.
A) Modify the SIP Trunk Security Profile on Cisco UCM:While SIP trunk security is important, it likely wouldn't affect MWI functionality in this case.
B) Increase the Delay Between Requests timer on Cisco Unity Connection:This setting might be used for other purposes but wouldn't directly address MWI notification issues on Cisco UCM.
C) Assign a Calling Search Space to the SIP Trunk on Cisco UCM:Calling Search Space defines call routing, not MWI notification.
An engineer is configuring a remote Cisco IM and Presence Service and needs to ensure that users can communicate across clusters in the same domain and receive presence status. Which protocol should be used to accomplish this task?
Which two command line arguments can you specify when installing Cisco Jabber for windows? (Choose two.)
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Persistent Chat is configured in the Cisco IM and Presence server using PostgreSQL as the back-end database. Users report that the Chat Rooms icon is missing from their Cisco Jabber clients. Which action should the administrator take to resolve this issue?
