A new colleague created a directory mapping between the Active Directory groups and the Vault.
Where can the newly Configured directory mapping be tested?
A new colleague created a directory mapping between the Active Directory groups and the Vault.
Where can the newly Configured directory mapping be tested?
To test the newly configured directory mapping between the Active Directory groups and the Vault, it is essential to ensure that the organizational unit (OU) within the directory service, such as Active Directory, is correctly named and configured. By connecting to a tool designed for identity governance and administration, such as SailPoint, you can verify that the OU exists and is properly named. Additionally, logging in to the PVWA (Privileged Web Access) with an Administrator account and confirming successful authentication ensures that the directory mapping has been accurately applied and is functioning as expected.
The answer should be C. D is out of question since there is no vault admin group in picture.
C I vote for C
I agree with uswarrior. The answer is C. The vault admin group is not mentioned in the question.
D IS CORRECT
https://docs.cyberark.com/Product-Doc/OnlineHelp/PAS/13.0/en/Content/PASIMP/Managing-Groups.htm?tocpath=Administrator%7CUser%20Management%7C_____5#Managegroupmembers
To test the newly configured directory mapping between Active Directory groups and the Vault in CyberArk, we have to follow these steps: 1 -Log in to PVWA (Privileged Web Access): 1.1 Log in to the PVWA using an account with “Administrator” privileges. Question ask where, and the first that we have to to is connect to PVWA. Answers is C
D is correct