Which user is commonly created for PSMP Admin access?

The user commonly created for PSMP (Privileged Session Manager Proxy) Admin access is 'proxymng.' This user is specifically designed to manage and oversee the functions related to the Proxy in CyberArk's architecture. Proxymng typically has the necessary privileges to perform administrative tasks, such as configuring the PSMP environment, managing session recordings, and ensuring that the security measures are upheld during privileged sessions.

The naming convention and functionality of the 'proxymng' user are intended to provide clear identification of its role within CyberArk. This helps maintain a structured and organized approach to user management within the system, facilitating better security practices.

Other users mentioned, while they may perform administrative functions within CyberArk or have elevated access, do not specifically relate to the PSMP Admin access as directly as 'proxymng' does. For instance, the 'admin' user is generally associated with overarching administrative privileges across the CyberArk system, while 'root' is associated with system-level access on a Unix/Linux operating system rather than specific to CyberArk functionalities. The user 'psmadmin' typically relates to the Privileged Session Manager but is not the designated user for managing PSMP access. Thus, 'proxymng' is the correct choice for