The vault supports a number of dual factor authentication methods.

• A.FALSE
• B.TRUE

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What is the purpose of the Allowed Safes parameter in a CPM policy? Select all that apply.

• A.To improve performance by reducing CPU workload.
• B.To allow users to access only the passwords they should be able to access.
• C.To enforce Least Privilege in CyberArk.
• D.To prevent accidental use of a policy in the wrong safe.

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A Vault Administrator wants to change the PSM Server ID to comply with a naming standard. What is the
process for changing the PSM Server ID?

• A.First, login to the PVWA, browse to Administration, System Configuration, Options, Privileged 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 PSMServerID parameter with the new Server ID, save the file and 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.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 PWAConfig safe. Restart the "CyberArk Privileged
  Session Manager" service on the PSM server.
• D.Options A and B above is the correct procedure.

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Via Password Vault Web Access (PVWA), a user initiates a PSM connection to the target Linux machine using RemoteApp. When the client's machine makes an RDP connection to the PSM server, which user will be utilized?

• A.Credentials stored in the Vault for the target machine
• B.Shadowuser
• C.PSMConnect
• D.PSMAdminConnect

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When the PSM Gateway (also known as the HTML5 ( End Point in order to launch connections via the PSM

• A.False, when the PSM Gateway is implemented, the user only requires a browser in order launch a connection via the PSM
• B.True

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