A.Administration > Options > Privileged Session Management > Configured PSM Servers > Connection Details > Add PSM Gateway

B.Administration > Options > Privileged Session Management > Add Configured PSM Gateway Servers

C.Administration > Options > Privileged Session Management > Configured PSM Servers > Add PSM Gateway

D.Administration > Options > Privileged Session Management > Configured PSM Servers > Connection Details

A.PrivateArk Server Central Administration

B.Setup.exe

C.PAR Agent

D.Edit DBParm.ini in a text editor.

A.Log in to the system as root, then change root's password.

B.Log in to the system as the logon account, then change root's password

C.Log in to the system as the logon account, run the su command to log in as root, and then change root's password.

D.None of these.

A.CyberArk stores both Private and Public keys and can update target systems with either key.

B.CyberArk stores Public keys in the Vault and updates Private keys on target systems.

C.CyberArk does not store Public or Private keys and instead uses a reconcile account to create keys on demand.

D.CyberArk stores Private keys in the Vault and updates Public keys on target systems.

A.PAR Agent

B.PrivateArk Server Central Administration

C.Edit DBParm.ini in a text editor.

D.Setup.exe