Snowflake Exam SnowPro-Core Topic 4 Question 91 Discussion

Actual exam question for Snowflake's SnowPro-Core exam

Question #: 91
Topic #: 4

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A Snowflake account has activated federated authentication.

What will occur when a user with a password that was defined by Snowflake attempts to log in to Snowflake?

AThe user will be unable to enter a password.

BThe user will encounter an error, and will not be able to log in.

CThe user will be able to log into Snowflake successfully.

DAfter entering the username and password, the user will be redirected to an Identity Provider (IdP) login page.

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Suggested Answer: A

When federated authentication is activated in Snowflake, users authenticate via an external identity provider (IdP) rather than using Snowflake-managed credentials. Therefore, a user with a password defined by Snowflake will be unable to enter a password and must use their IdP credentials to log in.

by Stephen at Jul 03, 2024, 06:26 AM

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Josue

4 months ago

Option F) The user will be redirected to a login page that only accepts passwords written in hieroglyphics. Good luck, folks!

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Hillary

4 months ago

I'm pretty sure the correct answer is E) The user will be greeted by a giant snowflake that blocks the login screen and demands they perform a interpretive dance before proceeding.

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Jenise

2 months ago

D: Exactly. It's part of the federated authentication process.

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Jamal

2 months ago

C: Oh, I see. So the user won't encounter an error, but they will need to go through the IdP login page.

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Altha

3 months ago

B: No, that's not correct. After entering the username and password, the user will be redirected to an Identity Provider (IdP) login page.

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Louann

3 months ago

A: The user will be able to log into Snowflake successfully.

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Marya

4 months ago

In that case, I believe the user will encounter an error and not be able to log in.

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Azalee

4 months ago

But what if the user tries to enter a password defined by Snowflake?

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Jesusa

4 months ago

C, no doubt about it. I mean, what's the point of federated auth if the user can't just log in like normal? That's just common sense.

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Mariann

2 months ago

It definitely simplifies the login process for users.

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Evette

3 months ago

Exactly, federated authentication allows for seamless login.

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Lilli

3 months ago

C) The user will be able to log into Snowflake successfully.

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Alonzo

3 months ago

D) After entering the username and password, the user will be redirected to an Identity Provider (IdP) login page.

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Billye

3 months ago

I agree, it wouldn't make sense for the user to not be able to log in with their password.

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Laticia

3 months ago

C) The user will be able to log into Snowflake successfully.

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Danilo

4 months ago

I agree with Marya, because federated authentication usually involves using an external IdP.

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Marya

4 months ago

I think the user will be redirected to an Identity Provider login page.

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Dorian

4 months ago

Aha! Option D, all the way. It's like the Snowflake team said, 'Let's make this as complicated as possible for our users. They'll love it!'

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Sunshine

3 months ago

Yeah, it does seem a bit complicated, but at least it adds an extra layer of security.

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Kristine

3 months ago

I think option D is correct. The user will be redirected to an Identity Provider login page.

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Lauran

4 months ago

Hmm, I'm gonna go with B. An error message seems like the most user-friendly way to handle this situation. Who wants to be redirected to a different login page, am I right?

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