Which of the following is NOT a type of account that can exist within Okta?

The correct answer is based on the types of account management that Okta supports. Each type refers to how user accounts are created and managed within Okta’s environment.

"Directory Mastered" signifies accounts that are controlled and managed through an external directory, such as Active Directory. This means that the creation, updates, and deletions of user accounts happen in that external directory, and Okta syncs with it.

"Application Mastered" refers to accounts where the applications themselves maintain the user account data. In this scenario, the user management occurs directly in the application, and Okta would retrieve that information to grant access without directly controlling it.

"Okta Mastered" describes accounts that are entirely managed within the Okta platform. Users are created and maintained solely through Okta's management console.

On the other hand, "User Mastered" is not an established terminology within Okta's framework for account management. Therefore, it does not represent a valid type of account management scenario in Okta, making the choice of "User Mastered" the correct identification of an option that does not exist.