In accordance with best practice, SSH access is denied for root accounts on UNIXLINUX system.
What is the BEST way to allow CPM to manage root accounts?

• A.Configure the CPM to allow SSH logins.
• B.Configure the Unix system to allow SSH logins.
• C.Create a privileged account on the target server. Allow this account the ability to SSH directly from the CPM machine. Configure this account of the target server's root account.
• D.Create a non-privileged account on the target server. Allow this account the ability to SSH directly from the CPM machine. Configure this account as the Logon account of the target server's root account.

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When Dual Control is enabled a user must first submit a request in the Password Vault Web Access (PVWA) and receive approval before being able to launch a secure connection via PSM for Windows (previously known as RDP Proxy).

• A.True
• B.False, a user can submit the request after the connection has already been initiated via the PSM for Windows

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A user has successfully conducted a short PSM session and logged off. However, the user cannot access the Monitoring tab to view the recordings.
What is the issue?

• A.The user is not a member of the Auditors group
• B.The user is not a member of the PVWAMonitor group
• C.The user must login as PSMAdminConnect
• D.The PSM service is not running

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A newly created platform allows users to access a Linux endpoint. When users click to connect, nothing happens.
Which piece of the platform is missing?

• A.UnixProcess.ini
• B.UnixPrompts.ini
• C.PSM-SSH Connection Component
• D.PSM-RDP Connection Component

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You have associated a logon account to one of your UNIX root accounts in the vault. When attempting to change the root account's password the CPM will...

• A.Log in to the system as the logon account, then change root's password
• B.Log in to the system as the logon account, run the su command to log in as root, and then change root's password.
• C.None of these.
• D.Log in to the system as root, then change root's password.

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