Blue Prism Designing a Blue Prism (Version 6.0) Environment (EN) - ATA02 Exam Practice Test

A. RDP is recommended as the default tool for remoting, as it is built into all Windows Operating systems

B. Remote Access to runtime resources should be limited to restrict access and visibility to data that may be used within a process

C. RDP is not suitable for remoting of production runtime resources, as it is an intrusive technology and may interfere with "in flight" process execution

D. Consideration should be given to the security of the remoting tool and whether it can be integrated with SSO

A. The key is always stored in the database

B. The key is always stored within the config file on the Application Server

C. The key can either be stored in the database, in the config file on the Application Server, or in a separate securable file on the Application Server

D. The key is hard-coded and stored securely within the Application. It is subjected to obfuscation to ensure it's protection

E. The key can only be stored in the database or in the config file on the Application Server

A. The communication between components requires the ability to resolve the IP address of the target machine by name

B. If runtime resources will be deployed centrally, the outbound network connectivity and latency to the instrumented applications must be considered.

C. A runtime resource can be deployed remotely, and connections secured, even if the runtime is not within the same Active Directory Network Infrastructure

D. If the runtime resource and application server will be deployed outside of a common Active Directory network infrastructure, Transport Encryption connection mode must be used to secure the operating communications

E. If the runtime resource will be deployed remotely to the application server, certificate-based encryption may need to be considered, as instructional communications are not encrypted by default.

A. A Process represents a definition of the automation steps and logic; Runtime Resources execute the steps defined within a Process

B. A Runtime Resource represents a collection of Processes which is used as part of Release Management

C. A Process represents a definition of the automation steps and logic; and a Runtime Resource is an executable containing all of the logic within a single process.

D. There is no difference, the terms are synonymous

A. Each Runtime Resource must listen on a different port and the processes which run on the device must not impact other processes on the same device.

B. Each Runtime Resource must listen on the same port and the processes which run on the device must not impact other processes on the same device.

C. There are no conditions, only one Runtime Resource can be set to listen per Windows session.

D. Each Runtime Resource must listen on a different port.