Refer to the exhibit.
Why is user "EMEALevel2Support" unable to change the password for user "Operator"?
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Correct Answer: AD
EMEALevel2Support is unable to change the password for the Operator user because EMEALevel2Support's hierarchy level is not the same or higher than Operator. User rights and hierarchy levels restrict what actions a user can perform on other users; in this case, EMEALevel2Support, which belongs to the EMEA group, does not have sufficient hierarchy to reset the password for users in a different or parallel group such as System or Operator.
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8 commentsPhnntmOption: C
Feb 14, 2024I think it’s C https://docs.cyberark.com/pam-self-hosted/12.2/en/Content/PASIMP/Predefined-Users-and-Groups.htm
uswarriorOption: A
Jul 26, 2023I think the answer should be A. I will lab it and confirm soon.
TakumiOption: C
Apr 10, 2023The answer is C.
d_dragos95
Jun 20, 2023this is so confusing
SwaminathanmOption: C
Jul 2, 2023Log on to the PrivateArk Client as the Master User. In the General tab of the User properties window, clear the Disable User checkbox. In the Authentication tab, change the default passwords. These users have important permissions, and their passwords must be non-obvious and known only by authorized users.
acelloOption: A
Nov 25, 2023It would be A because it says not the same OR higher. It is obviously not higher. But it is clearly not the same, thus the EMEA Level 2 Support user cannot affect what would happen to the operator who is located in a completely different group. C would not be true unless specified, which we can't see.
2995142Option: C
Apr 27, 2024I think it is C
TacoTeoOption: A
Apr 18, 2023A, the user EMEALEvel2Support is in a different system safe, therefore cannot influence users in a different system hierarchy.