A. Vault Groups
B. LDAP Users
C. LDAP Groups
D. Vault Users
A. First, logon to the PrivateArk Client as Administrator and open the PVWAConfig safe. Retrieve and edit the PVConfiguration.xml file. Search for the PSMServer Name and update the ID of the server you want to rename Save the file and copy back to the PVWAConfig safe. Restart the "CyberArk Privileged Session Manager" service on the PSM server.
B. Login to the PVWA. then change the PSMServer ID in Administration. System Configuration. Options, Privileged Session Management. Configured PSM Servers Run an IISRESET on all PVWA servers.
C. Options A and B above is the correct procedure
D. First, login to the PVWA. browse to Administration. System Configuration. Options. Pnvileged Session Management. Configured PSM Servers and select the PSM Server you need to change from the list of servers In the properties pane, set the value of the ID property to the new Server ID. click Apply and OK. Next, edit the basic_psm.ini file located on the PSM server in the PSM root directory and update the PSMServerlD parameter with the new Server ID. save the file and restart the "CyberArk Privileged Session Manager" service on the PSM server
A. True
B. False
A. FALSE
B. TRUE
A. NET 4.5.1 Framework Feature
B. Windows BitLocker
C. Web Services Role
D. Remote Desktop Services Role
A. Logon must be originated from the console of the Vault server or an EmergencyStation defined in DBParm.ini
B. Logon requires the Recovery Private Key to be accessible to the vault
C. User must provide the correct master password
D. Logon must satisfy a challange response request
A. Upload the license.xml file to the Vault Internal Safe.
B. Upload the license.xml file to the system Safe.
C. Upload the license.xml file to the Vault Internal Safe and restart the PrivateArk Server service.
D. Upload the license.xml file to the system Safe and restart the PrivateArk Server service.
B. False, when the PSM Gateway is implemented, the user only requires a browser in order launch a connection via the PSM