050-SEPROSIEM-01 · Question #19
Typing of individual appliances in an LS deployment is done in what order?
The correct answer is B. Application Server(s), local Collector(s), Data Server(s). This question tests knowledge of the required sequencing when typing individual appliances during an RSA enVision LS (Local Collector) deployment.
Question
Typing of individual appliances in an LS deployment is done in what order?
Options
- AApplication Server(s),Date Server(s),Local Collector (s)
- BApplication Server(s), local Collector(s), Data Server(s)
- CLocal Collector(s),Data Server(s),Application Server(s)
- DData Servers(s),Application Server(s),local Collector(s)
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A16% (9)
- B75% (43)
- C4% (2)
- D5% (3)
Why each option
This question tests knowledge of the required sequencing when typing individual appliances during an RSA enVision LS (Local Collector) deployment.
Placing Data Servers before Local Collectors violates the required dependency order, as Local Collectors must be registered before Data Servers in the LS deployment process.
In an LS deployment, appliances must be typed in the specific order of Application Server(s) first, then Local Collector(s), and finally Data Server(s). This sequence ensures that the Application Server is registered and available before downstream components attempt to communicate with it, preventing configuration dependency failures.
Starting with Local Collectors before the Application Server is incorrect; the Application Server must be typed first to establish the management plane that other appliances register against.
Beginning with Data Servers is not the correct starting point; the Application Server must always be typed first in an LS deployment.
Concept tested: RSA enVision LS deployment appliance typing order
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