Question 1

Why can’t Blue Prism be configured to lock out users after 5 failed attempts? (Select one.)

Options :

A : When using Blue Prism native authentication this is not necessary as the client runs on a Windows operating system

B : It can. When using Blue Prism native authentication password security and lock out options are configurable

C : It is expected that all deployments will use Single Sign-on which negates this requirement

Answer: A

Question 2

How can we ensure that all Runtime Resources in the environment are configured to only receive inbound INSTRUCTIONAL connections over SSL? (Select two.)

Options :

A : Use the /SSLCert switch in the Runtime Resource start up parameters

B : Under System ->Settings, enable the “Require secure resource connections” setting

C : Within the configuration for the Blue Prism Server select a Connection Mode that does not contain the text “Insecure”

D : Write an Application Server process which periodically polls all of the connected devise to evaluate the encryption that is being enforced

Answer: A,C

Question 3

What steps can be useful to identify why a Blue Prism Server service is failing to start? (Select three.)

Options :

A : Review the message across all tabs within appropriate profile via BPServer.exe

B : Review the device Windows Application Event Logs

C : Review the server status panel in Control Room

D : Use a configured Blue Prism process to interrogate each connected server in turn

E : Review messages when starting the service manually using BPServer.exe

F : Use BPDiagnostics to start out a Server Diagnostics and Repair task

Answer: A,B

Question 4

What are common options for encrypting the communication with the Blue Prism database? (Select three.)

Options :

A : Not required – All SQL Server implementations are configured to enforce encryption by default

B : Configure the Blue Prism connection to the database to set encrypt=true; trustservercertificates=true

C : Configure the SQL Server with an appropriate certificate and configure it to only accept secure connections

D : Turn on IPsec for the network where the Application Server and SQL Server are deployed

E : Deploy a certificate on the Application Server and use the SSLCert switch

Answer: A,C

Question 5

What can be done to prevent new or unexpected devices from registering as Runtime Resources? (Select one.)

Options :

A : Implement firewall rules to prevent unexpected devices from establishing a connection with the Application Server

B : Under System ->Settings, enable the “Prevent registration of new Resources” setting

C : All of the above

Answer: A