What is the syntax for connecting to a target machine via PSMP using Putty?

The syntax for connecting to a target machine via the Privileged Session Management Proxy (PSMP) using Putty includes necessary components to establish a proper connection through CyberArk's infrastructure. By using the structure found in option C, you ensure that the connection is properly routed through the PSMP, which acts as a proxy for security and session management purposes.

In this syntax, the order and inclusion of each element are crucial. The "username" represents the identity used to authenticate on the target machine, while "accountname" identifies the specific CyberArk account that holds the credentials for that target. The "targetIPaddress" points to the machine you wish to access, and finally, the "PSMPaddress" denotes the entry point through which the connection is established, ensuring that communication passes through the CyberArk system for security measures.

By connecting in this manner, you leverage the additional security layers provided by the PSMP, which helps in auditing, recording sessions, and managing privileged access in a compliant way. Thus, option C accurately represents the required syntax to establish a secure and controlled connection to a target machine through CyberArk's PSMP.