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Practice question 474 of 506 · hard

A JEA endpoint must allow a support group to invoke two approved commands that read a remote domain file share. The users must not receive a general administrative shell. Which two design choices fit? Select two answers.

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  1. A.Allow general external commands in the role capability so support users can retrieve files through any executable
  2. B.Expose only the required commands through a reviewed role capability and map the support group to that JEA role
  3. C.Use a local virtual account and assume it always sends the connecting user's credentials on every network hop
  4. D.Use the default PowerShell endpoint with remote-management permission and assume that permission creates a two-command restriction
  5. E.Use an appropriately authorized domain network identity, such as a supported gMSA endpoint identity, for the remote-resource access
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  • Expose only the required commands through a reviewed role capability and map the support group to that JEA role
  • Use an appropriately authorized domain network identity, such as a supported gMSA endpoint identity, for the remote-resource access

Reviewed role capabilities restrict the exposed commands; an authorized gMSA can provide the required domain network identity. A virtual account does not automatically forward the connecting user credentials. Arbitrary external commands undermine the restricted endpoint, and permission to an unrestricted endpoint does not create a two-command boundary.

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