The Okta Certified Consultant certification is an industry-recognized certification that demonstrates your expertise in the implementation and administration of Okta solutions. With the latest Okta Level 3 Okta Certified Consultant Exam Dumps, you have the opportunity to prepare for the Okta Certified Consultant certification exam and demonstrate your proficiency in the field. You can use the Okta Level 3 Okta Certified Consultant Exam Dumps to assess your understanding of the topics covered in the Okta Certified Consultant certification. This Okta Level 3 Okta Certified Consultant Exam Dumps are designed to simulate the real OCC certification exam, providing you with a comprehensive assessment of your knowledge and skills.

Okta Certified Consultants are technically proficient at implementing the Okta service in a variety of configurations. Consultants have experience integrating common applications, such as, Office 365, G Suite, Box, and Salesforce with Okta. They also have extensive knowledge and experience scoping and implementing complex Okta integrations involving multi-forest and multi-domain environments, advanced single sign-on (SSO), and inbound federation with Okta. Consultants have working knowledge of Okta APIs and custom configuration options.

In order to achieve this certification, you must hold a valid Okta Administrator certification and pass either the Certified Consultant Exam or the Certified Consultant Hands-On Configuration Exam.

Format: 60 Discrete Option Multiple Choice (DOMC) questions with case studies 

Time allotted: 90 minutes

Exam Fee: USD $300

Prerequisites: Pass the Professional and Administrator Exams

Implementing Advanced Sourcing    15%

Implementing Advanced SSO Strategies   20%

Implementing Custom Configuration Options with Okta   17%

Implementing Directory Solutions    12%

Implementing Inbound Federation with Okta    10%

Implementing Okta Policies      13%

Working with Okta APIs and API Access Management     13%

1. When Okta calls your external service, it enforces a default timeout of seconds.

A. 1

B. 3

C. 10

D. 30

Answer: B

2. Okta serves pages on your custom domain over HTTPS. To set up this feature, you need to provide:

A. A token in form of a cookie to the browser to locally (client-side) store session information to your custom domain

B. A valid Service Account to Okta for setup

C. An SSL certificate that is valid for your domain

D. An API key from your custom domain, to authorize Okta to serve pages over HTTPS

Answer: C

3. In a SAML Trace, you can see that on an [Okta (IDP) App SAML request towards an App (SP side)] where you've already configured some regex-matching custom SAML attributes (not set in Mappings, but directly in the SAML App's config) to be passed over, these (which are named in the App's config as 'User attributes' or 'Group attributes') are send:

A. As an API header

B. Encrypted

C. Unencrypted

D. Back to Okta

Answer: C

4. You are faced with the error: "Failed to connect to the specified LDAP server displays.". What is worth to consider checking first?

A. That the 'username' attribute's format contains the exact 'email' attribute's address value

B. To make sure you enabled LDAPS

C. To run a query and see if it returns the right port for LDAP (always non-SSL)

D. Email should be in a UPN format, this needs to get checked

Answer: B

5. Which of the following is / are OAuth 2.0 flow(s):

A. Client Access Authorization flow

B. Authorization Code flow

C. Authorization Code flow with PKCE

D. Server Authorization flow

E. Client Credentials

Answer: B,C,E