What are two reasons that would require an administrator to install the Events Service cluster manually? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AInstallation on SUSE Linux
• BSecurity concerns with passwordless SSH
• CSecurity requirements to install using a non-root user account
• DInstallation on Windows

• A
  11% (4)
• B
  87% (33)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

According to the Cisco AppDynamics Professional Implementer (CAPI) documents, the two reasons that would require an administrator to install the Events Service cluster manually are: Security concerns with passwordless SSH (B): This is a valid reason because the automated installation of the Events Service cluster requires passwordless SSH access to the target hosts. Passwordless SSH allows the Enterprise Console to execute commands on the remote hosts without prompting for a password. However, some organizations may have security policies that prohibit passwordless SSH access, as it may pose a risk of unauthorized access or malicious attacks. In such cases, the administrator can install the Events Service cluster manually, by following the steps described in the Manual Installation of the Events Service Cluster document. Security requirements to install using a non-root user account(C): This is a valid reason because the automated installation of the Events Service cluster requires root privileges on the target hosts. Root privileges allow the Enterprise Console to create directories, change permissions, and install packages on the remote hosts. However, some organizations may have security policies that restrict root access, as it may pose a risk of accidental or intentional damage to the system. In such cases, the administrator can install the Events Service cluster manually, by following the steps described in the Manual Installation of the Events Service Cluster document. The administrator can use a non-root user account that has sudo privileges to perform the manual installation.

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