050-SEPROGRC-01 · Question #71
For deployments using multiple instances, where would you go to configure settings that apply to all instances?
The correct answer is C. Archer Control Panel > Installation Settings > General Settings. In a multi-instance RSA Archer deployment, settings that apply globally across all instances are managed under Installation Settings > General Settings in the Archer Control Panel.
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For deployments using multiple instances, where would you go to configure settings that apply to all instances?
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- AArcher Control Panel > Web Applications
- BArcher Control Panel > Installation Settings > Job Management
- CArcher Control Panel > Installation Settings > General Settings
- DArcher Control Panel > Instances> Instance Name > General Settings
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In a multi-instance RSA Archer deployment, settings that apply globally across all instances are managed under Installation Settings > General Settings in the Archer Control Panel.
The Web Applications section configures web server and application-level properties, not global multi-instance deployment settings.
Job Management under Installation Settings controls job engine behavior and scheduling, not general settings shared across all instances.
The Installation Settings > General Settings node in the Archer Control Panel is specifically designed to hold system-wide parameters that govern all instances simultaneously. This centralized location separates global configuration from per-instance settings, ensuring consistent behavior across the entire deployment without requiring redundant configuration on each instance.
The Instances > Instance Name > General Settings path is scoped to a single named instance and does not affect other instances in the deployment.
Concept tested: RSA Archer Control Panel global multi-instance configuration
Source: https://community.rsa.com/t5/archer-platform-documentation/tkb-p/archer-platform-documentation
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