BLUE PRISM-Installing and Configuring a Blue Prism - V 6.0 - Environment

Use the Blue Prism Client to configure a connection to a supported database server Use BPServer.exe to create and configure a connection to a supported database server Use BPServer.exe to configure all encryption schemes for the environment that will use an Application Server key store Use BPServer.exe to select an appropriate connection mode and, if required, to select a certificate to use Use BPServer.exe to configure which users can log into Blue Prism A,B,C,D

It will use the profile which is configured with the "Is Default" flag ✘ It will use the first profile when ordered alphabetically ✘ It will use the last profile when ordered alphabetically ✘ It will use the profile named "Default" ✔ D

It always uses the short machine name (e.g. robot001) ✘ it always uses the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) (e.g.robot001.mydomain.local) ✘ it depends on the system wide setting which indicates whether short name or FQDN will be used ✘ It uses the format of the name specified on the certificate that is associated with the Runtime Resource ✔ C

Use the /SSLCert switch in the Runtime Resource start up parameters ✘ Under System -> Settings, enable the "Require secure resource connections" setting ✘ Within the configuration for the Blue Prism Server select a Connection Mode that does not contain the text "insecure" ✘ All of the above ✔ A

It receives instructional information on port 8181 by default but this is configurable using the /port switch ✘ It receives instructional information on port 8199 by default but this is configurable using the /inbound switch ✘ It receives instructional information using the selected WCF connection method exclusively on port 443 ✘ It receives instructional information using the selected WCF connection method exclusively on port 8080 ✔ A

Implement firewall rules to prevent unexpected devices from establishing a connection with the Application Server ✘ Under System ->Settings, enable the "Prevent registration of new Resources" setting ✘ All of the above ✘ A

Configure a connection to a Blue Prism Application Server Disable all domain policies Configure the Runtime Resource to start automatically when the device is logged on with appropriate parameters Optionally configure the Runtime Resource start-up procedure with the thumbprint of a local certificate Optionally install and configure Login Agent A,B,C,E

Yes. Before a user signs in they can select which environment they wish to connect to ✘ Yes. Before a user signs in they can select all the environments which they will be able to control simultaneously ✘ No ✘ A

When using Blue Prism native authentication this is not necessary as the client runs on a Windows operating system ✘ It can. When using Blue Prism native authentication password security and lock out options are configurable ✘ It is expected that all deployments will use Single Sign-on which negates this requirement ✘ A

No, every environment must have an Application Server ✘ Yes, although this is not recommended production environments, or environments intended to be reflective of production environments (e.g. Dev/Test) ✘ A