An elections office needs a handful of local break-glass accounts in Workspace ONE Access while regular staff already authenticate through the county enterprise identity provider. How should the security administrator configure identity providers?
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Short Explanation
Think of the built-in Access IdP as the locked fire-box on the wall—you hope nobody needs it, but you do not throw away the key just because the county already has a front door. Leave that built-in provider up for a few tightly assigned break-glass apps and send regular staff through the enterprise IdP.
Full Explanation
Workspace ONE Access can host more than one identity provider at the same time. The built-in identity provider remains the right home for a small set of local emergency accounts that must still work if the corporate IdP is down or locked out. Those accounts should be bound only to the break-glass applications they need; day-to-day staff stay on the enterprise IdP. Carbon Black sensor groups and NSX identity firewall do not replace Access identity-provider configuration.