A customer's IT admin asks you to disable CyberArk Identity Connector auto-update software options. Which statement is correct?

Question

Options

• ASubmit a support ticket to the CyberArk support team and ask them to disable the CyberArk Connector auto-update software remotely
• BIdentity does not allow you to disable the Connector software auto-update.
• CThe Connector software auto-update can be disabled on the CyberArk Identity Connector server under the configuration window.
• DYou can disable the Connector software auto-update on CyberArk Identity SaaS Admin Portal under Settings -> Network -> CyberArk Identity Connectors.

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  91% (43)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

Option C is correct because the CyberArk Identity Connector auto-update setting is managed locally on the Connector server itself, through its configuration window - giving the on-premises IT admin direct control over the update behavior without needing external intervention.

• A is wrong because this is a local configuration task; opening a support ticket to have CyberArk remotely disable it is unnecessary and not how the product works.
• B is wrong because the auto-update can be disabled - the product does provide this capability, making an absolute "does not allow" statement false.
• D is wrong because the Connector auto-update is not controlled from the cloud SaaS Admin Portal; that portal manages identity policies and connector visibility, not the connector's own software update behavior.

Memory tip: Think "local control for local software" - the Connector runs on your server, so its update settings live on that same server's configuration window, not in the cloud portal.

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