A new domain controller has been added to your domain. You need to ensure the CyberArk infrastructure can use the new domain controller for authentication.
Which locations must you update?
A.
on the Vault server in Windows\System32\Etc\Hosts and in the PVWA Application under Administration > LDAP Integration > Directories > Hosts
B.
on the Vault server in Windows\System32\Etc\Hosts and on the PVWA server in Windows\System32\Etc\Hosts
C.
in the Private Ark client under Tools > Administrative Tools > Directory Mapping
D.
on the Vault server in the certificate store and on the PVWA server in the certificate store
When a new domain controller is added to a domain, it is necessary to update the CyberArk infrastructure to ensure it can use the new domain controller for authentication. This involves updating the hosts file on the Vault server located at Windows\System32\Etc\Hosts to include the new domain controller’s details. Additionally, within the PVWA Application, you need to navigate to Administration > LDAP Integration > Directories > Hosts and update the information there as well. This ensures that both the Vault server and the PVWA Application are aware of the new domain controller and can authenticate against it1.
References:
CyberArk’s official documentation on configuring Active Directory integration, which includes details on setting up domain controllers for authentication2.
Information on adding Active Directory as a directory service in CyberArk Identity, which discusses the integration of domain controllers3.
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