Which of the following is NOT a Vault configuration file?

In the context of CyberArk Vault configuration, identifying which file is not a part of the Vault configuration is essential for understanding how configurations are managed within CyberArk's ecosystem.

The file that stands out as not being a Vault configuration file is 'vaultconfig.xml.' While this file may seem relevant because it appears to have configuration-related information, it is not actually used for Vault settings. Instead, this file pertains to other configurations or settings that might be used in managing the Vault environment but do not directly configure how the Vault itself operates.

On the other hand, the other files serve specific roles within the Vault's configuration. Files like 'dbparm.ini' and 'passparm.ini' contain important parameters related to database connections and password policies, respectively. 'license.xml' is typically used to manage licensing details for the CyberArk software, which is also crucial for operational aspects of the Vault and its services. Hence, each of these files has defined purposes that make them integral components of the Vault's operational setup, while 'vaultconfig.xml' does not fit into this category as directly as the others.