You have associated a logon account to one of your UNIX root accounts in the vault. When attempting to change the root account's password the CPM will`¦
You have associated a logon account to one of your UNIX root accounts in the vault. When attempting to change the root account's password the CPM will`¦
When changing root's password on a UNIX system, the CyberArk Password Manager (CPM) does not log in directly as the root user for security reasons. Instead, it logs in as an associated logon account, which has sufficient privileges. After logging in as the logon account, CPM uses the 'su' command to switch user to the root account. This method ensures a more secure and controlled approach by utilizing a tiered access mechanism. Therefore, the correct process is to log in to the system as the logon account, run the su command to log in as root, and then change root's password.
C is the correct answer
Once you login using logon account you have elevate the privilege to change passwords So even CPM will elevate with Sudo command - Answer is C
correct answer is C
C. This appears in the official sample exam.
C is correct