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Question 1/101/10

Which of the following statements are true in reference of the permissions required for the Blue
Prism Application Server service log on user? (Select four)

Select multiple answer: (Choose 4)Select the answer

4 correct answers

When a Blue Prism Server is configured with a SOL Server database connection that uses SQL Native Authentication, the service log on user needs SQL dbowner privileges

When the Blue Prism connection used by the server is configured to use SQL Native Authentication, the service log on user does not need any SQL privileges

When a Blue Prism Server is configured with a SQL Server database connection that uses SQL Windows Authentication, the service log on user needs the minimum permissions on the appropriate Blue Prism SQL Server database as identified in the documentation

When using Single Sign on for the Blue Prism platform, the service log on user needs permission to query Active Directory Security Group membership

When using Single Sign on for the Blue Prism platform, the service log on user needs to be a Doman Administrator

When using Blue Prism native authentication for the Blue Prism platform, the service log on user needs to be a Domain Administrator

When configured to use a connection mode that uses Transport encryption, the service log on user needs read-access to the associated certificate's private key

The correct answers are A, C, D, and G.
Here is why each option is true or false:
A. When a Blue Prism Server is configured with a SQL Server database connection that uses SQL Native Authentication, the service log on user needs SQL dbowner privileges
True.
If the Application Server service account is connecting to the Blue Prism database using SQL Native Authentication, the service account itself must have sufficient SQL Server permissions to operate correctly. In this context, dbowner privileges are required according to the question’s reference.
B. When the Blue Prism connection used by the server is configured to use SQL Native Authentication, the service log on user does not need any SQL privileges
False.
This contradicts option A. With SQL Native Authentication, the service log on user does require SQL permissions.
C. When a Blue Prism Server is configured with a SQL Server database connection that uses SQL Windows Authentication, the service log on user needs the minimum permissions on the appropriate Blue Prism SQL Server database as identified in the documentation
True.
When using Windows Authentication, the service account needs the documented minimum SQL permissions on the Blue Prism database. It does not need full administrative rights, but it does need the required access.
D. When using Single Sign on for the Blue Prism platform, the service log on user needs permission to query Active Directory Security Group membership
True.
Single Sign-On depends on validating user membership in Active Directory security groups, so the service account must be able to query that group membership.
E. When using Single Sign on for the Blue Prism platform, the service log on user needs to be a Domain Administrator
False.
This is far too much permission. Querying group membership does not require Domain Admin rights.
F. When using Blue Prism native authentication for the Blue Prism platform, the service log on user needs to be a Domain Administrator
False.
Native authentication is managed by Blue Prism itself and does not require the service account to be a Domain Administrator.
G. When configured to use a connection mode that uses Transport encryption, the service log on user needs read-access to the associated certificate's private key
True.
If transport encryption is used, the service account must be able to access the certificate’s private key to establish encrypted communication properly.
Summary:
The required permissions are:
A. SQL dbowner privileges for SQL Native Authentication
C. Minimum documented SQL permissions for Windows Authentication
D. Permission to query AD security group membership for SSO
G. Read access to the certificate private key for transport encryption
Therefore, the correct answer is A, C, D, G.

Right Answer: A, C, D, G

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Question 2/102/10

What does the Server Services lab within BPServer exe provide? (select one)

Select the answer:Select the answer

1 correct answer

It allows you 10 select which logon account will be used when the server service is started

It allows you to select whether the service account will be started automatically and configure the behavior if the service is to start

It checks that the service logon account is allowed to start a listener for the configured binding

It checks that the service logon account is allowed to start a listener tor the configured binding and provides the option to manage the permissions

It validates that there is a service associated with the profile, and it not, provides the option to create a new service also checks that the service logon account is allowed to start a listener for the configured binding and provides the option to manage the pe,rmissions [http://www.justcerts.com](http://www.justcerts.com) Questions & Answers PDF P-3

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Question 3/103/10

Which of the following are steps that would normally be taken on the local device when configuring
a Blue Prism Application Server? (select four)

Select multiple answer: (Choose 4)Select the answer

4 correct answers

Use the Blue Prism Client to configure a connection to a supported database server

Use BPServer exe to create and configure a connection lo a supported database server

Use BPServer.exe to create or configure a profile for the server service that uses a configured database connection

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

Use BPServer exe to configure all encryption schemes for the environment that will use an Application Server Key store

The correct answer is B, D, E, F.
A Blue Prism Application Server is configured locally on the server machine using BPServer.exe. The Application Server acts as a middle layer between Blue Prism clients and the database, so the local setup focuses on defining how the server service connects to the database, how it authenticates clients, and how it secures communication.
Let’s review each option:
A. Use the Blue Prism Client to configure a connection to a supported database server
This is not normally done on the local application server device. The Blue Prism Client is used by users on their own machines to connect to the Blue Prism environment. Database connection configuration for the application server is handled through BPServer.exe, not the client.
B. Use BPServer.exe to create and configure a connection to a supported database server
This is correct. One of the first steps when configuring the Application Server locally is to define the database connection that the server service will use.
C. Use BPServer.exe to create or configure a profile for the server service that uses a configured database connection
This is not one of the standard steps as stated. The main configuration tasks involve database connection, connection mode, certificates if needed, user access, and encryption settings. The wording here does not match the usual local configuration steps expected for the Application Server.
D. Use BPServer.exe to select an appropriate connection mode and, if required, to select a certificate to use
This is correct. The Application Server must be configured with the correct connection mode, and if secure communication is required, an appropriate certificate may need to be selected.
E. Use BPServer.exe to configure which users can log into Blue Prism
This is correct. On the Application Server, you configure access control so that only approved users can log into the Blue Prism environment through the server.
F. Use BPServer.exe to configure all encryption schemes for the environment that will use an Application Server Key store
This is correct. Blue Prism environments use encryption-related settings, and these are configured through the Application Server setup as part of securing the environment.
Summary:
The steps normally taken on the local device when configuring a Blue Prism Application Server are:
- B: Configure the database connection
- D: Choose the connection mode and certificate if needed
- E: Configure which users can log in
- F: Configure encryption schemes
So the correct answer is B, D, E, F.

Right Answer: B, D, E, F

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Question 4/104/10

When configuring multiple Application Servers for a single Blue Prism enwonment what mu« be
considered? (select one)

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1 correct answer

Each Application Server must connect to a different database

Each Application Server must be configured with the same encryption schemes and identical keys

The master application server must be turned on first

All application servers must be configured to enable schedules in order iof scheduling to work correctly

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Question 5/105/10

What steps can be useful to identity why a Blue Pnsm Server service is la*ng to start' (select three)

Select multiple answer: (Choose 2)Select the answer

2 correct answers

Review the messages across a« labs within appropriate profile via BPServer exe

Review the device Windows Application Event Logs

Review the server status panel in Control Room

Use a configured 8lue Prism process to interrogate each connected serve in turn

Review messages when starting the service manually using BPServer.exe

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The question is asking which steps are useful for identifying why a Blue Prism Server service is taking a long time to start.
Correct answer: B and E
B. Review the device Windows Application Event Logs
This is useful because Windows Event Logs often contain service startup errors, warnings, or dependency issues. If the Blue Prism Server service is delayed during startup, the Windows Application Event Log can show whether it is waiting on a database connection, failing to initialize a component, or encountering another system-level problem.
E. Review messages when starting the service manually using BPServer.exe
This is also useful because starting the service manually can reveal detailed startup messages directly from the Blue Prism Server executable. These messages can help pinpoint where the startup process is slowing down or failing, such as configuration problems, authentication issues, or database connectivity delays.
Why the other options are not correct:
A. Review the messages across all labs within appropriate profile via BPServer.exe
This is not a standard or relevant troubleshooting step for diagnosing a slow Blue Prism Server service startup.
C. Review the server status panel in Control Room
The Control Room server status panel is more useful for monitoring runtime status, not for diagnosing why the server service is slow to start.
D. Use a configured Blue Prism process to interrogate each connected server in turn
This is not a typical or effective method for troubleshooting the startup time of the Blue Prism Server service.
F. Use BPDiagnostics to start a Server Diagnostics and Repair task
BPDiagnostics may be useful for broader diagnostics, but this is not one of the most direct or specific steps for determining why the service itself is slow to start.
Summary:
The best ways to investigate a slow-starting Blue Prism Server service are:
- Check the Windows Application Event Logs
- Start the service manually with BPServer.exe and review the messages
So the correct answers are B and E.

Right Answer: B, E

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Question 6/106/10

What BPServer exe profile name is the default Blue Prism Server service configured to use? (select
one)

Select the answer:Select the answer

1 correct answer

It will use the profile within is configured with the “Is Default* ftag

It will use the first profile when ordered alphabetic ally

It will use the last profile when ordered alphabetically

It will use She profile named "Default

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Question 7/107/10

When a Runtime Resource has been started using the /sslcert switch, why might 4 not be able to
receive connections? (select three)

Select multiple answer: (Choose 3)Select the answer

3 correct answers

If the name on the certificate does not match the name being used to connect to the Runtime Resource

If the thumbprint of the certificate is not for a valid certificate on the local device

If the certificate has expired 01 been revoked

If the certificate has not been issued by a certification authority that is trusted by the device attempting to connect

It the context user of the Runtime Resource does not have read-only access to the certificate's private key

The correct answers are A, B, and D.
Here is why each of the options matters when a Runtime Resource is started with the /sslcert switch:
A. If the name on the certificate does not match the name being used to connect to the Runtime Resource
This is correct. During an SSL/TLS connection, the client verifies that the server’s certificate name matches the hostname or address used to connect. If they do not match, the client may reject the connection because the certificate cannot be confidently tied to the target resource.
B. If the thumbprint of the certificate is not for a valid certificate on the local device
This is correct. The /sslcert switch typically identifies the certificate by thumbprint. If that thumbprint does not point to a certificate that actually exists and is usable on the local machine, the Runtime Resource cannot present a valid certificate for connections.
C. If the certificate has expired or been revoked
This is not one of the correct answers in this question. Although expired or revoked certificates can prevent secure connections in general, the question is specifically asking why the Runtime Resource might not be able to receive connections when started with /sslcert. The expected issues here are about matching, availability, and trust, not certificate expiration/revocation as listed in this option.
D. If the certificate has not been issued by a certification authority that is trusted by the device attempting to connect
This is correct. The client device must trust the certificate chain. If the certificate comes from a CA that the client does not trust, the connection can be refused or flagged as insecure.
E. If the context user of the Runtime Resource does not have read-only access to the certificate's private key
This is not correct for the selected answers. Access to the private key is important for the Runtime Resource to use the certificate, but the question asks specifically why it might not be able to receive connections. The more direct expected causes are the certificate name mismatch, an invalid thumbprint/local certificate issue, and lack of trust by the client.
Summary:
A is correct because the certificate name must match the connection name.
B is correct because the thumbprint must refer to a valid certificate on the local device.
D is correct because the client must trust the issuing authority.
So the correct choice is A, B, and D.

Right Answer: A, B, D

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Question 8/108/10

Which of the following reasons would prevent the Blue Prism Server service from being started?
(select four)

Select multiple answer: (Choose 4)Select the answer

4 correct answers

It can't (md a BPServer exe profile with the name that it expects

It the BPServer exe profile is not configured with the expected encryption schemes

If the user that the server service is attempting to use cannot access the Blue Prism database

If there are no Blue Prism devices configured to connect to the server service.

There is a problem with the Blue Prism license Key in the environment

If the server service has nothing to process (eg if there are no schedules configured)

The correct answers are A, B, C, and D.
The Blue Prism Server service depends on several configuration items being correct before it can start successfully. If any of these required items are missing or incorrect, the service may fail to start.
A. It can't find a BPServer exe profile with the name that it expects
This would prevent the service from starting because the server service relies on a specific executable profile configuration. If the expected profile is missing or misnamed, the service cannot load the correct runtime settings.
B. The BPServer exe profile is not configured with the expected encryption schemes
Blue Prism uses encryption settings to secure communication and data handling. If the executable profile does not have the required encryption schemes configured, the service may fail to initialize properly.
C. If the user that the server service is attempting to use cannot access the Blue Prism database
This is a valid cause of startup failure. The server service must be able to connect to the Blue Prism database using the configured service account. If database access is denied, the service cannot complete startup.
D. If there are no Blue Prism devices configured to connect to the server service
The server service expects at least one device to be configured for it to serve. If no devices are configured, the service may not have the necessary setup to operate correctly.
Why the other options are incorrect:
E. There is a problem with the Blue Prism license Key in the environment
A licensing issue can affect product functionality, but it does not typically prevent the Blue Prism Server service from starting.
F. If the server service has nothing to process (eg if there are no schedules configured)
Lack of schedules or work does not stop the service from starting. The service can still run even if there are no items to process.
Summary:
The service start can be prevented by configuration or connectivity issues related to the executable profile, encryption, database access, and device setup. Therefore, the correct choices are A, B, C, and D.

Right Answer: A, B, C, D

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Question 9/109/10

Which of the following which are common reasons why a Blue Prism Interactive Client is not be able
to canned so an Application Server? (select three)

Select multiple answer: (Choose 3)Select the answer

3 correct answers

f the Applicant Server service is not started

If Firewall prevent the Application Server from receiving traffic on the appropriate port

If the Application Server is configured to use Transport Encryption but the certificate cannot be validated

Invalid user credentials

A user is logged into Blue Prism on the Application Server

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Question 10/1010/10

When starting a Runtime Resource using the /ssIcert switch, what reasons can prevent it from
starting? (select two)

Select multiple answer: (Choose 2)Select the answer

2 correct answers

If the name- on the certificate does not match the name (or correct format) of the Runtime Resource

If the thumbprint of the certificate is not for a valid certificate on the local device

If the certificate has expired or been revoked

If the certificate has not been issued by a certification authority that is trusted by device attempting to connect

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