A.An Authentication Manager administrator purges the Offline Authentication
"Dayfiles" from the user's workstation.

B.The user clears the node secret through the RSA Authentication Agent test utility.

C.The user enters their RSA SecurID tokencode without a PIN to trigger a "Node Secret Sent" response from Authentication Manager.

D.A Windows Administrator clears the node secret through the RSA Security Center console.

E.A Windows Administrator sets the node secret value to "null' in the domain "Users and Computers" management console.

F.An Authentication Manager administrator clears the node secret through the Security Console Authentication Agent > Manage Node Secret screen.

A.only after the user has entered two valid, consecutive tokencodes from their assigned RSA SecurID token.

B.in Authentication Manager only by an administrator with a 'Super Admin' role.

C.in the LDAP directory only by an LDAP administrator with account unlocking privileges.

D.only if the Authentication Manager Lockout Policy allows automatic unlock upon authentication.

A.Create a user group

B.Create a new Identity Source

C.Create an Authentication Agent record

D.Create a new Security Domain

E.Create a user account

F.Create a Super Admin administrator role

G.Import token records

A.can be promoted to a Primary server through a command line utility.

B.require that promotion to a Primary server be initiated on the Replica.

C.allow the Super Admin administrator to perform user account changes if the Primary server is offline.

D.can be configured to take over as a Primary server if x number of heartbeat signals are not detected within a specified time interval t.

A.The Primary Instance should be located at the headquarters facility and configured only for Online Authentication; a Replica Instance should be installed at the disaster recovery facility and configured only for Offline Authentication

B.A Primary and Replica Instance should both be located in the headquarters facility; a RADIUS server should be instal ed at the disaster recovery facility for alternative authentication.

C.The Primary Instance should be located at the disaster recovery facility; a Replica instance should be installed in the headquarters facility for easy access by Administrators.

D.The Primary Instance should be located in the headquarters facility for easy access by Administrators; a Replica Instance should be installed at the disaster recovery facility.