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1. When you are using a Custom Authorization Server, you can configure the lifetime of the JWT tokens.

2. In regards to Authorization Server's Key Rotation:

3. Apps created on '/api/v1/apps' endpoint default to:

4. If you request a scope which requires consent while using the 'client_credentials' flow:

5. When speaking about Scopes we have a 'prompt' value, a 'consent_method' and the 'consent'. If the 'prompt' value is set to 'NONE', but the 'consent_method' and the 'consent' values to 'REQUIRED', the

6. The scope name must only contain printable ASCII, except for:

7. The scope name must:

8. When you are using the Okta Authorization Server, the lifetime of the JWT token is hard-coded to the following values:

9. When you are using a Custom Authorization Server, you can configure the lifetime of the JWT tokens, for example the lifetime of ID tokens.

10. When you are using a Custom Authorization Server, you can configure the lifetime of the Refresh Tokens and you can even set those with a lifetime of 4 years or even more.

11. When using Okta as an authorization server:

12. In either cases: where Okta is the Authorization Server or where you are using a Custom Authorization Server - the ID tokens' lifetime is:

13. 'openid' is required for any OpenID request connect flow.

14. 'offline_access' can only be requested in combination with a 'response_type' that contains 'code'.

15. 'profile' requests access to these default profile claims:

16. 'none' - Use this with clients that don't have a client secret:

17. When you want higher security in the flow, use:

18. Use these method(s) when the client has a client secret. Okta supports the following authentication methods:

19. If your client's 'token_endpoint_auth_method' is 'either client_secret_basic' or 'client_secret_post' you need to include the client secret in outgoing requests.

20. If you use a JWT for client authentication ('client_secret_jwt' or 'private_key_jwt'), you can use the following token claims:

21. If no prompt parameter is specified, the behavior(s) that occur(s) is / are:

22. For the 'prompt' parameter, there are several values that it can take:

23. If 'consent' value is set for 'prompt', then:

24. Okta requires the OAuth 2.0 'state' parameter on all requests to the '/authorize' endpoint, in order to:

25. 'redirect_uri' is only required if 'grant_type' is:

26. 'scope' is required only if 'password' is:

27. 'invalid_grant' error is thrown when:

28. 'invalid_request' error is thrown when:

29. In regards to OpenID Connect & OAuth 2.0 API, '/.well-known/openid-configuration' is the endpoint which has the following use:

30. Which of the following Oauth 2.0 flow(s) supports Access Tokens?