Which statement is true about the app gateway?

Question

Options

• AFor applications that use the App Gateway, the connection from the user travels the same network pathways you already have and CyberArk Identity connects to the CyberArk Identity Connector through the firewall.
• BFor applications that use the App Gateway, the connection from the user travels different network pathways and CyberArk Identity connects to the CyberArk Identity Connector through a separate connection from the firewall.
• COn the App Gateway page, you can configure the application to enable users to access it if they are logging in from an external location.
• DApp gateway supports on-premises apps and web applications running on HTTPS only.

• A
  95% (55)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  3% (2)

Explanation

Option A is correct because the App Gateway is designed to keep traffic on familiar, existing network pathways - the user's connection flows through the same routes as normal, and CyberArk Identity reaches the CyberArk Identity Connector via the established firewall connection, requiring no special tunneling or bypass.

Why the others are wrong:

• B is incorrect because it contradicts the core design - App Gateway does not use "different" or "separate" network pathways; that's the whole point of using existing infrastructure.
• C is a distractor about external access configuration, which describes general Identity connector behavior, not a specific App Gateway page setting.
• D is incorrect because App Gateway supports both on-premises apps and web apps running on HTTP and HTTPS, not HTTPS exclusively.

Memory tip: Think of "App Gateway = same gate." The traffic uses the same pathway (same firewall, same connector) - no new doors opened, no new pathways created. If an answer suggests "different" or "separate" routing, it's wrong.

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