QUESTION: 13

A user can not successfully authenticate using a local Agent installed on their Windows Workstation. Log entries indicate a "Node secret mismatch".
What actions will re- establish a node secret match? (Choose two)

The user clears the node secret through the RSA Authentication Agent test utility.
A Windows Administrator clears the node secret through the RSA Security Center console.
An Authentication Manager administrator purges the Offline Authentication "Dayfiles" from the user's workstation.
A Windows Administrator sets the node secret value to "null' in the domain "Users and Computers" management console.
An Authentication Manager administrator clears the node secret through the Security Console Authentication Agent > Manage Node Secret screen.
The user enters their RSA SecurID tokencode without a PIN to trigger a "Node Secret Sent" response from Authentication Manager.

Answer(s): B,E

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QUESTION: 14

If an RSA Authentication Manager deployment plan indicates that an organization is best served by installing a Primary instance and three Replica instances, which of the following statements is true?

A Base license will allow installation of these four servers.
An Enterprise license is required to install these four servers.
An additional Base license is required to install each additional Replica instance.
A Business Continuity Option (BCO) license is required to install a Replica instance.

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 15

Resynchronizing an RSA SecurID token

requires the user to establish a new PIN.
resets the token to its original factory setting.
adjusts the token's internal clock to match the Server's UTC time.
adjusts the Server's token record offset value to match the current tokencode.

Answer(s): D

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QUESTION: 16

If an RSA SecurID user is linked from an LDAP directory source and becomes locked out in that directory, their account can be unlocked

in Authentication Manager only by an administrator with a 'Super Admin' role.
in the LDAP directory only by an LDAP administrator with account unlocking privileges.
only if the Authentication Manager Lockout Policy allows automatic unlock upon authentication.
only after the user has entered two valid, consecutive tokencodes from their assigned RSA SecurID token.

Answer(s): B

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