HCL-BF-PRO-10 Dumps with Practice Exam Questions Answers

• The license.pvk file is the private key file that is part of the BigFix license. It is protected by a password that is set during the installation of the BigFix server.
• The license.pvk file is used to authenticate the BigFix Master Operators, who are the highest level of authority in the BigFix hierarchy. They can perform any action on any computer or site in the BigFix deployment.
• The license.pvk file is also used to sign the masthead file, which contains the configuration settings and the public key for the BigFix deployment. The masthead file isdistributed to all BigFix components, such as clients, relays, and consoles, to verify the identity and authority of the BigFix server.
• The license.pvk file is not used to authenticate the BigFix Site Administrator, who is a special Master Operator that can manage the license and the masthead files. The Site Administrator uses the site admin password to access the license.pvk file and perform license-related tasks.
• The license.pvk file is not used to authenticate the BigFix local operators, who are the lower level of authority in the BigFix hierarchy. They can only perform actions on the computers and sites that are assigned to them by the Master Operators. The local operators use their username and password to log in to the BigFix console.
• The license.pvk file is not used to authenticate the BigFix LDAP operators, who are the local operators that are authenticated by an external LDAP server. They use their LDAP credentials to log in to the BigFix console. References:
• Managing licenses
• Missing or Lost license.pvk file
• Check private key password - license.pvk

• The BigFix Diagnostics Tool is a program that checks the status and configuration of the server components, such as the database, the gather service, and the web reports server.
• The tool can be run at any time, either after installing the server or later, to troubleshoot any issues or monitor the server performance.
• To run the tool, you need to log on to the server as an administrator and launch the program from the Start menu.
• The tool will analyze the server components and display the results in a graphical interface, with green, yellow, or red lights indicating the health of each component.
• You can also click on the Full Interface button to see more details and access the knowledge base articles for each component.
• The tool can also be run remotely by taking action on the Troubleshoot: Execute Server Diagnostic task located in the BES Support site, but this requires the client to be installed on the server. References:
• Running the BigFix Diagnostics tool
• Running the IBM BigFix Diagnostics tool
• Waiting for downloads to be mirrored - BigFix Forum
• BigFix Wiki - BES Client Diagnostics

• An analysis is a custom content that allows operators to monitor and audit specific properties of the managed BigFix clients12.
• To create an analysis, an operator needs to have the Can Manage Analyses permission, which grants the ability to create, edit, activate, and deactivate analyses3 .
• This permission can be assigned to any console operator, regardless of whether they are master or non-master operators3 .
• Therefore, the correct answer is D. Only console operators with the Can Manage Analyses permission are allowed to create an analysis. References:
• Create Analysis - HCL Product Documentation
• Creating Analyses - HCL Product Documentation
• Operators and analysis - HCL Product Documentation
• [Operator Permissions - HCL Product Documentation]

• Launch the BigFix Administration Tool from the Start menu or from the installation folder.
• Enter the current password for the Site Administrator private key and click OK.
• Click the Advanced Options tab and select Change Site Administrator Private Key Password.
• Enter the new password, confirm it, and click OK.
• Restart the BigFix Server service for the changes to take effect. References:
• Re-creating Site Credentials
• Change Private Key Password
• Need help in to recover or set a new password for the Bigfix Admin

The Four Eyes Approval feature is a security mechanism that requires the approval of another console operator who is a member of a specified role before an action can be executed. This feature is useful for preventing unauthorized or accidental actions that could affect the endpoints in the BigFix deployment. To enable this feature, you need to follow these steps:

• Use the BigFix Administration Tool to add the useFourEyesAuthentication advanced option and set its value to true.
• Restart the BES Root Server service and the BigFix Console.
• Create a role for the approvers and add one or more operators to it.
• Select the Actions Require Approval option for the operators who need to get approval for their actions and choose the approvers role from the drop-down list.
• When an operator takes an action that requires approval, they will see a dialog box asking them to enter the credentials of an approver. The action will be pending until an approver logs in and approves it. References:
• Four Eyes Approval Capability
• Has anyone tried SAML Authentication with Four-Eyes authentication?
• BigFix Platform Security Configuration Guide