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Question 1

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

Options:

A.

Create a privileged account on the target server. Allow this account the ability to SSH directly from the CPM machine. Configure this account as the Reconcile account of the target server’s root account.

B.

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.

C.

Configure the Unix system to allow SSH logins.

D.

Configure the CPM to allow SSH logins.

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Question 2

You have associated a logon account to one your UNIX cool accounts in the vault. When attempting to [b]change [/b] the root account’s password the CPM will…..

Options:

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 roofs 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

Question 3

Match each PTA alert category with the PTA sensors that collect the data for it.

Options: