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| Question ID 18156 | You migrate a Windows Server .NET web application to Azure Cloud Services.
You need enable trace logging for the application.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
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| Option A | Update the service definition file.
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| Option B | Update the Azure diagnostics configuration.
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| Option C | Update the service configuration file.
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| Option D | Enable verbose monitoring.
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| Option E | Update the application web.config file.
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| Correct Answer | A,E |
Explanation
| Question ID 18157 | You publish an application named MyApp to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). You grant
access to the web APIs through OAuth 2.0.
MyApp is generating numerous user consent prompts.
You need to reduce the amount of user consent prompts.
What should you do?
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| Option A | Enable Multi-resource refresh tokens.
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| Option B | Enable WS-federation access tokens.
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| Option C | Configure the Open Web Interface for .NET.
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| Option D | Configure SAML 2.0.
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| Correct Answer | A |
Explanation Explanation: When using the Authorization Code Grant Flow, you can configure the client to call multiple resources. Typically, this would require a call to the authorization endpoint for each target service. To avoid multiple calls and multiple user consent prompts, and reduce the number of refresh tokens the client needs to cache, Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) has implemented multi-resource refresh tokens. This feature allows you to use a single refresh token to request access tokens for multiple resources.