What does the PSM pre-requisites script NOT do?

The pre-requisites script for the Privileged Session Manager (PSM) is designed to set up the necessary environment for PSM to function effectively. One of its key roles is to ensure that certain software components are available on the system.

The option stating that the script configures user accounts is not accurate because user account configuration typically requires manual intervention or scripts that specifically target user management rather than a pre-requisites script. Instead, pre-requisites focus on system environment setups, such as installing required software like .NET, modifying network settings, or updating security protocols.

On the other hand, installing .NET 4.5.2, disabling Network Level Authentication, and updating the RDS security layer are all functions that fall within the intended scope of what a pre-requisites script aims to achieve to prepare the server for PSM operations. Each of these actions is necessary for ensuring compatibility and security measures are in place before initiating PSM.