[Caloy]

Hello vadym,

All electronic gadgets must be out of reach (this actually depends on how strict your proctor is) before you begin the exam. So technically, you can still use your phone to take a photo of your surroundings and upload them. While there are proctors that are lenient when it comes to this rule, there are also others that will make sure no devices are within your reach.

Let me know if you have other queries.

Regards,

Carlo @ Tutorials Dojo

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[Caloy]

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[Caloy]

Hello Vinod,

Okay. I understand what you mean. One of our objectives in writing a question is to pattern its structure to the actual AWS exam. There is actually some level of ambiguity in their question which is what we’re going for. In the exam, there are questions like this where full details are not explicitly stated.

Regards and Thanks,

Carlo @ Tutorials Dojo

[Caloy]

Which PDF file? are you referring to the AWS Security Ebook?

[Caloy]

Hello jacky-shu,

There are two ADs in this scenario — on-premises and AWS. The on-premises AD needs to manage resources in AWS. For this to happen, you have to configure a one-way incoming trust in the on-premises AD. This allows authentication requests that are sent by users in the on-premises domain to be routed successfully to resources in the other domain (AWS.)

The direction of trust is the opposite of the direction of access.

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