Okta Administrator Exam Prep
Drill the five Okta administration domains and walk into the Okta Certified Administrator exam ready for its scenario questions.
Tuition
$299
Intermediate
Level
5
Modules
5
Lessons
5
Graded quizzes
5 hours
Estimated time
What you will be able to do
- You will be able to explain how Okta integrates Active Directory and LDAP through agents, delegated authentication, import, and profile mastering.
- You will be able to describe every Okta user lifecycle state and the provisioning actions that move a user between them.
- You will be able to distinguish the Global Session Policy from app-level authentication policies and reason about top-down rule evaluation.
- You will be able to configure and troubleshoot SAML and OIDC federation and SCIM-based provisioning to downstream applications.
- You will be able to use the System Log to diagnose agent, import, SSO, MFA, and provisioning failures.
- You will be able to choose the correct Okta authenticator, network zone, and session setting for a given security requirement.
- You will be able to answer scenario, "BEST", and "MOST appropriate" style administrator questions with confidence.
What is inside
5 modules, 5 lessons. Each module ends in a graded quiz.
- 01
Directory integration
How Okta connects to existing identity stores - Active Directory and LDAP - through agents, delegated authentication, import, and profile mastering, all feeding Universal Directory.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions
- 02
Lifecycle management
The user lifecycle states, the provisioning actions that move users between them, and how group rules and mastering automate joiner-mover-leaver flows into and out of applications.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions
- 03
Authentication policy
How Okta decides whether and how a user authenticates: the Global Session Policy, app-level authentication policies, authenticators and MFA, network zones, and password rules, all evaluated top-down.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions
- 04
Federation & provisioning
How Okta federates single sign-on with SAML, OIDC, and WS-Fed, acts as a service provider to external identity providers, and provisions accounts to apps using SCIM and attribute mappings.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions
- 05
Troubleshooting
Using the System Log and the right diagnostic signals to isolate agent, import, authentication, MFA, SSO, and provisioning failures - and the common root causes behind each.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions