A web server that can host the claims-aware agent or the Windows token-based agent role service is called a…
A)ADFS-enabled Web server
B)ADFS-enabled Claims Agent
C)ADFS-enabled Web Authenticator
D)ADFS-enabled Claims Server

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A web server that can host the claims-aware agent or the Windows token-based agent role service is called an ADFS-enabled Web server. This is because ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services) is the technology used for identity and access management, and it enables the web server to authenticate users and grant them access based on their claims (i.e. attributes) in their security token. The claims-aware agent or the Windows token-based agent role service is a component of ADFS that enables the web server to receive and process the security tokens issued by ADFS. Therefore, an ADFS-enabled Web server is the best choice for hosting these components.

A Web Server That Can Host the Claims-Aware Agent or the Windows