What circumstance would allow an administrator to have read/write access to an RSA Authentication Manager database on a Replica instance?
A. The Replica is first promoted to a Primary instance.
B. The Replica instance is in a different domain from the Primary instance.
C. The database service on the Replica instance is running in Offline mode.
D. The Replica does not have a network connection to the Primary instance.
For RSA Authentication Manager administration, "Administrative Role" is a combination of . (Choose two)
A. scope
B. domain
C. group list
D. permissions
E. RADIUS profile
The RSA Authentication Manager Report options can assist you in
A. Troubleshooting network logout problems.
B. Determining how long users are logged in.
C. Troubleshooting Authentication Agent activity.
D. Determining when audit log encryption is compromised.
A user has an RSA SecurID Key Fob. The Key Fob Change Interval is 60 seconds and has been used successfully in the past. If the RSA Authentication Manager is now out of synch with the token by 2 minutes, what will happen when the user tries to authenticate?
A. Authentication Manager will automatically adjust the token offset value and authenticate the user.
B. Authentication Manager will reject the PASSCODE and the user will receive an "Access Denied" message.
C. Authentication Manager will post a "Token Requires Resync" message in the log and deny access to the user.
D. Authentication Manager will request the user for next tokencode, adjust the user's token offset value, and authenticate the user.
The Identity Attribute parameter is useful for
A. Ignoring users with duplicate user names.
B. Storing additional information in a user record.
C. Specifying a user's LDAP CN and account password.
D. Allowing a user to authenticate transparently among multiple domains.
RSA SecurID tokens are initially supplied with matching token records. After tokens are assigned, deployed and used by end-users, what information might be overwritten if the original token records are re-imported into the RSA Authentication Manager database? (Choose two)
A. user assignment
B. tokencode values
C. Authentication Agent usage
D. token time offset information
E. system PIN parameter settings
If all users are denied access when they attempt to authenticate to an RSA Authentication Manager instance, the problem might be that
A. the licensed number of users has been exceeded.
B. the Authentication Manager services are not running.
C. all Agent node secrets have been cleared by the users.
D. the Super Admin administrator has left the instance in debug mode.
If a Super Admin administrator can view a certain set of user records in the Authentication Manager database but a Help Desk administrator can NOT view the same records,
A. the Help Desk administrator should be assigned a Super Admin role.
B. the Help Desk administrator may not have the scope to view these users.
C. the user accounts have been marked as "hidden" for Help Desk level administrators.
D. the Help Desk administrator must be a member of the same Security Domain as the users to view them.
RSA Authentication Manager audit log records:
A. Can be archived using a scheduled job.
B. Are only accessible by the Super Admin administrator.
C. Are always deleted from the database when they are archived.
D. Can be digitally signed by the administrator for archival storage protection.
When creating and running RSA Authentication Manager reports, the administrator has the option of . (Choose two)
A. Allowing the report to run with the scope of the administrator who is running the report.
B. Creating and running reports from a Replica database if the Primary instance is down.
C. Using the 'rsautil' command-lineutilityto extract report data directly from the database.
D. Customizing a report template by adding and removing columns and applying data filters.
E. Previewing the report output before the report is run to make sure the desired data is included.
