Which OS versions are compatible with PSM for SSH?

The correct response identifies Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions 7.0 - 7.9 and 8.0 - 8.2 as compatible operating systems for PSM (Privileged Session Manager) for SSH (Secure Shell). PSM is an essential component of CyberArk's privileged access security framework, designed specifically to manage and monitor privileged sessions across a range of platforms.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux is a widely used enterprise-level OS that aligns well with the requirements for running PSM effectively, given its prevalent use in corporate environments and support for various security measures. The specified versions offer stability, performance, and compatibility features that correspond with the operational needs of PSM, ensuring secure and efficient management of privileged sessions.

The other options either do not represent the correct operating system versions compatible with PSM or fall outside the intended use case for managing SSH sessions. For instance, Fedora 33 is not classified as an enterprise-grade OS, and while it may support some applications, it doesn't provide the long-term support and stability typically required for critical enterprise applications like CyberArk's PSM. Windows 10, while a robust desktop operating system, does not fit into the same category for the specified SSH management purposes within typical enterprise settings. Lastly, Ubuntu 18