PAM-DEF 無料問題集「CyberArk Defender - PAM」
ADR Vault became active due to a failure of the primary Vault. Service on the primary Vault has now been restored. Arrange the steps to return the DR vault to its normal standby mode in the correct sequence.
正解：
Explanation
* Shut down the PrivateArk Server Service on the DR Vault.
* In the PADR.ini file, set Failover Mode = No and remove the last two lines.
* Start the PrivateArk Disaster Recovery Service.
Comprehensive Explanation: When the primary Vault service has been restored and you need to return the DR Vault to its normal standby mode, the steps are as follows:
* Shut down the PrivateArk Server Service on the DR Vault to stop the Vault from being active.
* Modify the PADR.ini file by setting Failover Mode to No and removing the last two lines that were added during the failover process. This reconfigures the DR Vault to standby mode.
* Start the PrivateArk Disaster Recovery Service to complete the transition back to standby mode1.
References:
* CyberArk Docs - Initiate a DR Failback to the Production Vault1
Match each component to its respective Log File location.
正解：
Explanation
Comprehensive Explanation: The log file locations for each component in CyberArk's Privileged Access Management (PAM) are specific to the function and operation of that component. The PTA System logs are typically found in the PrivateArk Server directory, specifically in the PADR folder. The PSM for SSH, which is the Privileged Session Manager for SSH, stores its logs in the tomcat logs directory. Lastly, the logs for Disaster Recovery operations are located in the CARKsymop logs directory on a Linux-based system.
References: The information is based on the CyberArk documentation and best practices for managing and maintaining log files for different components within the PAM solution123. The log file locations are essential for troubleshooting and auditing purposes, ensuring that all activities and changes are properly recorded and can be reviewed when necessary.