Which account is used for managing PSMP user accounts?

The correct choice is the account designated for managing PSMP (Privileged Session Management Platform) user accounts, which is "proxymng." This account is specifically created to facilitate the management of user accounts associated with the PSMP functionality within CyberArk. The role of this account is crucial because it allows administrators to control and oversee the users who are able to establish privileged connections through the PSMP, ensuring appropriate permissions and security measures are enforced.

Focusing on user account management means that the proxymng account has the necessary rights and permissions to create, delete, or modify user accounts within the PSMP context, which is essential for maintaining stringent security protocols in environments where privileged access is a critical concern.

Other accounts like admin, usrmng, and guest serve different purposes within CyberArk's ecosystem. The admin account typically has overarching administrative capabilities across the entire CyberArk infrastructure but does not specifically focus on PSMP user management. The usrmng account may imply user management functions but is not explicitly linked to the PSMP system in the context of user account administration. Meanwhile, the guest account often has very limited access and is not suitable for managing privileged session users.

Thus, the proxymng account is the specialized and appropriate choice for managing PS