A. plink.exe
B. dbparm.ini
C. UnixPrompts.ini
D. PVConfig.xml
A. True
B. False
A. True.
B. False. Because if credentials are not stored in the vault, the PSM will log into the target device as PSM Connect.
C. False. Because the user can also enter credentials manually using Secure Connect.
D. False. Because if credentials are not stored in the vault, the PSM will prompt for credentials.
A. Distributed Vault Server
B. Remote Control Client
C. RabbitMQ
D. Disaster Recovery
A. All accounts in the pending accounts list
B. Any future accounts discovered by a discovery process
C. Both "All accounts in the pending accounts list" and "Any future accounts discovered by a discovery process"
A. All ports to the vault
B. Port 1858 only
C. Port 1858 to Vault and port 443 to PVWA
D. Port UDP/1858 to vault and all required ports to the targets and port 389 to the PSM.
A. To control how often the CPM looks for User Initiated CPM work.
B. To control the maximum amount of time the CPM will wait for a password change to complete.
C. To control how often the CPM looks for System Initiated CPM work.
D. To control how long the CPM rests between password changes.
A. Oracle
B. Windows
C. UNIX
D. All of the above
A. user.ini
B. Vault.ini
C. TSparm.ini
D. DBparm.ini
A. From the PVWA, navigate to the platforms page, select existing platform that is similar to the new target account platform, manually update the platform settings and click "Save as" instead of save to duplicate and rename the platform.
B. From PrivateArk, cop/paste the appropriate setting in the PVConfiguration.xml then update the policName variable.
C. from the PVWA, navigate to the platforms page, select the existing platform that is similar to the new target account platform and click Duplicate, name the new platform.
D. From PrivateArk, copy/paste the appropriate Policy.ini file: then rename it.
A. FALSE
B. TRUE
