What are the functions of the Remote Control Agent Service? Select all that apply.

The Remote Control Agent Service plays a crucial role in managing and monitoring CyberArk’s vault infrastructure. One of its primary functions is to facilitate remote monitoring of the vault, which is essential for maintaining security and operational oversight. With this service, administrators can keep an eye on the health and activities of the vault from a distance, ensuring that any issues are promptly addressed.

In addition to monitoring, the Remote Control Agent Service also supports sending SNMP traps from the vault, which are notifications used in network management to provide alerts about the status of systems. This capability allows for real-time monitoring of the vault’s operational state and can help to trigger immediate responses to potential problems.

Moreover, it allows for the remote management of CyberArk services, enabling administrators to start, stop, or check the status of these services without needing to access the system physically. This flexibility is vital for maintaining high levels of productivity and response times in managing CyberArk environments.

While generating reports on user activity is a critical function within CyberArk, it is typically handled by different components and services rather than the Remote Control Agent Service itself. The Remote Control Agent primarily focuses on remote monitoring and management of the vault's infrastructure and services directly.