All 80 employees from your satellite Tokyo office are complaining that browsing the PVWA site is very slow; however, your New York headquarters users are not experiencing this. The current PAM solution is:

2 distributed Vaults, the primary one in New York and a satellite in Tokyo 2 PVWA servers, both in New York with load balancing configured 2 PSM servers, both in New York without load balancing configured 1 CPM server in New York All PVWA, PSM, and CPM servers are connected to the primary Vault Which proposal optimally resolves the performance issue while minimizing the impact to production?

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All 80 employees from your satellite Tokyo office are complaining that browsing the PVWA site is very slow; however, your New York headquarters users are not experiencing this. The current PAM solution is:

2 distributed Vaults, the primary one in New York and a satellite in Tokyo 2 PVWA servers, both in New York with load balancing configured 2 PSM servers, both in New York without load balancing configured 1 CPM server in New York All PVWA, PSM, and CPM servers are connected to the primary Vault Which proposal optimally resolves the performance issue while minimizing the impact to production?

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A. Install two new PVWA servers in Tokyo data center, configure load balancing, connect to the local

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B. Install two new PVWA servers in New York data center, configure load balancing and have them

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C. Install two new PSM servers in the Tokyo data center, configure load balancing, connect to the

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D. Change the current distributed Vaults architecture, migrate back to a Primary-DR architecture,

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