Q. Point out the correct statement.

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Q. _________ contains the local ip address and the port number of the running instance.

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Q. Enabling _____________ degrades performance more than logging only the authorization failures.

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Q. Use the ____________ option to enable auditing and specify where to output the audit events.

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Q. The audit file rotates at the same time as the ________ log file.

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Q. To view the contents of the file, pass the file to the MongoDB utility ___________

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Q. The _____________ option accepts either full path name or relative path name.

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Q. The _________ message limit can result in the truncation of the audit messages.

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Q. For each _______ the Kerberos Key Distribution Center (KDC) maintains a database of the realm’s principal and the principal’s associated “secret keys”.

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Q. For a client-server authentication, the client requests from the KDC a ________ for access to a specific asset.

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Q. To authenticate using Kerberos, you must add the Kerberos user principals to MongoDB to the _________ database.

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Q. To specify a different value for <service>, use ________ during the start up of mongod.

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Q. Linux systems can store Kerberos authentication keys for a service principal in ______ files.

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Q. On Linux, MongoDB clients can use Kerberos’s _______ program to initialize a credential cache for authenticating the user principal to servers.

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Q. The MongoDB _________ Console interface does not support Kerberos authentication.

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Q. Use __________ to encrypt communication between mongod and mongos components of a MongoDB client as well as between all applications and MongoDB.

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Q. With ___________ enabled, MongoDB forces all clients to identify themselves before granting access to the server.

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Q. ___________ allows administrators to define and limit the resources and operations that a user can access.

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Q. Point out the wrong statement.

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