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C1000-026 · Question #37

An administrator has added a new Event Processor to a QRadar deployment. How many events per second (EPS) are granted from the temporary license and how many days will those EPS last?

The correct answer is D. 5000 EPS for a 35 day period. When a new Event Processor is added to a QRadar deployment, the system automatically grants a temporary license of 5000 EPS for 35 days - making D correct. Options A and C are wrong because they inflate the EPS to 10,000, which is double the actual temporary allocation. Options…

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Question

An administrator has added a new Event Processor to a QRadar deployment. How many events per second (EPS) are granted from the temporary license and how many days will those EPS last?

Options

  • A10000 EPS for a 35 day period
  • B5000 EPS for a 45 day period
  • C10000 EPS for a 45 day period
  • D5000 EPS for a 35 day period

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    14% (4)
  • C
    7% (2)
  • D
    75% (21)

Explanation

When a new Event Processor is added to a QRadar deployment, the system automatically grants a temporary license of 5000 EPS for 35 days - making D correct. Options A and C are wrong because they inflate the EPS to 10,000, which is double the actual temporary allocation. Options B and C are wrong because they extend the grace period to 45 days, which is 10 days longer than the actual 35-day window. For exam takers, remember the pattern "5/35" - think of it as a "trial half-measure": half the common benchmark (10k EPS) and roughly one month (35 days), giving the admin just enough time to apply a proper license before the grace period expires.

Topics

#temporary license#EPS#Event Processor#license period

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