Before failing back to the production infrastructure after a DR exercise, what must you do to maintain audit history during the DR event?

• A.Ensure that the Production Instance replicates changes that occurred from the Disaster Recovery Instance.
• B.Briefly stop and start the Disaster Recovery Instance before attempting to fail components back to the Production Instance.
• C.Stop the CPM services before starting the production server.
• D.Perform an IIS Reset on all PVWA servers.

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Which command configures email alerts within PTA if settings need to be changed post install?

• A./opt/tomcat/utility/emailConfiguration.sh
• B./opt/tomcat/utility/emailSetup.sh
• C./opt/PTA/emailConfiguration.sh
• D./opt/PTA/utility/emailConfig.sh

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Which report shows the accounts that are accessible to each user?

• A.Privileged Accounts Compliance Status report
• B.Applications Inventory report
• C.Activity report
• D.Entitlement report

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For each listed prerequisite, identify if it is mandatory or not mandatory to run the PSM Health Check.

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For each listed prerequisite, identify if it is mandatory or not mandatory to run the PSM Health Check.

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Explanation

According to the CyberArk documentation1, the prerequisites for running the PSM Health Check are:
* PSM service installed on Windows 2016 or Windows 2019
* Web Server (IIS 8.5) role is installed
* A valid SSL certificate is installed on the Web Server
Therefore, these prerequisites are mandatory for the PSM Health Check to work properly. The PSM service installed on Windows 2008 R2 is not mandatory, as it is not supported by the PSM Health Check2.
References: PSM Health Check, PSM Health Check - CyberArk

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