When managing SSH keys, the Central Policy Manager (CPM) stores the private key.

• A.in the Vault
• B.on the target server
• C.nowhere because the private key can always be generated from the public key
• D.in the Vault and on the target server

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Within the Vault each password is encrypted by

• A.The Server Key
• B.The Recovery Public Key
• C.The Recovery Private Key
• D.Its own unique key.

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Which parameter controls how often the CPM looks for accounts that need to be changed from recently completed Dual control requests?

• A.Interval
• B.HeadStartInterval
• C.ImmediateInterval
• D.The CPM does not change the password under this circumstance

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CyberArk Logical Container

• A.pm.log
• B.CPM_error.log
• C.CPMlog
• D.pm.errors.log

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Within the Vault each password is encrypted by

• A.The Recovery Public Key
• B.The Server Key
• C.The Recovery Private key
• D.Its own unique key.

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Name: *

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Verification: *