What is the correct definition regarding integration parameters and command arguments?
A. Parameters are global variables which means that every command can use these configurable options in order to run. Arguments are shared with other commands and must be present for each command.
B. Parameters are local variables which means that every command can use these configurable options in order to run. Arguments are shared with other commands and must be present for each command.
C. Parameters are local variables which means that every command can use these configurable options in order to run. Arguments are specific to only one command.
D. Parameters are global variables which means that every command can use these configurable options in order to run. Arguments are specific to only one command.
A. Fields can be used in playbooks and labels cannot
B. Fields are indexed in the database and labels are not
C. Labels can be used in queries and fields cannot
D. Labels are indexed in the database and fields are not
Answer:
C
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Question 9
An engineer deployed two different instances of Active Directory for each organization site. As part of account enrichment use case, the engineer would like to delete a user from one specific site. Which command will accomplish this?
A. run ‘ad-delete-user’ command with ‘user-dn’ arg and using-brand=“Active Directory Query v2”
B. run ‘ad-delete-user’ command with ‘user-dn’ arg and raw-response=true
C. run ‘ad-delete-user’ command with ‘user-dn’ arg and ignore-outputs=true
D. run ‘ad-delete-user’ command with ‘user-dn’ arg and using=“Active Directory Query v2_instance_1”
Answer:
A
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Question 10
An engineer is developing a playbook that will be run multiple times for testing purposes. What is the recommended first task to be used in the playbook?
Given an incident with three files, how could the name of the second file be referenced?
A. ${Files.[2].Name}
B. ${Files.Name.[2]}
C. ${File.[1].Name}
D. ${File.Name.[1]}
Answer:
B
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Question 14
What are three different loop types in a playbook? (Choose three.)
A. Automation
B. Built-in
C. Data collection
D. Conditional
E. For-each
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C D E
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Question 15
An engineer asked for a specific command in an integration but the capability does not exist. The engineer decided to edit the existing integration by copying the integration and adding the needed commands. What is the main concern when adding these commands?
A. The commands must return a proper result to the war room for the analysts to understand
B. The code may not be written to XSOAR standards
C. The integrations are locked and cannot be edited with additional commands
D. The custom integration will not be maintained and updated by XSOAR content team