Relativity Certified Administrator 10.3 Exam- Answered 100% Correct

system administrator - ANSWER-a user with rights to see every item in a Relativity environment 6 parts of the core reviewer interface - ANSWER-document view selector, viewer, navigation bar, layouts, related items pane, persistent highlight sets MaxNumberDashboardWidgets instance setting - ANSWER-Instance setting that controls the maximum number of widgets that can be added to a dashboard before the option grays out Keyboard shortcut to access Quick nav - ANSWER-Ctrl+/ QuickNavEnabled instance setting - ANSWER-controls enabling or disabling of the quick nav feature Use Quick Nav permissions - ANSWER-admin permission allows groups to look up workspaces and admin tabs from Home, workspace permission allows groups to look up tabs within a workspace QuickNavMaxResults instance setting - ANSWER-controls the number of returned quick nav search results. defaulted to 20 but is limited from 2 to 50 what are the various login methods to relativity? - ANSWER-password only, password: two factor, active directory, integrated authentication, client certificate, RSA, openID connect, and SAML 2.0 What non-alpha-numeric characters are not allowed in passwords? - ANSWER-,",<,> Relativity objects need to be dynamic in order to be exported - ANSWER-yes Parent tabs cannot be included in an exported application - ANSWER-yes System fields cannot be exported as part of an application export - ANSWER-yes system artifacts cannot be exported as part of an application export - ANSWER-yes You can't edit a locked application or any of its components except for saved searches, layout, views and default tab. - ANSWER-True Relativity automatically locks an unlocked application on export. - ANSWER-True you can customize locked applications without unlocking the application by copying views/layouts associated to that application, and working from your copy - ANSWER-true applicationisdirty is set to true when you unlock an application - ANSWER-yes you override any existing applications with the same GUID when you push an application from a workspace to a library - ANSWER-true when you install an application, all components are public regardless of the permissions that you assign to them in your application. the ADS framework ignores any permissions or security assigned to a component added to an application during deployment in a workspace. - ANSWER-true .RAP - ANSWER-file extension for Relativity applications GUID - ANSWER-globally unique identifier UpdatedIncludeInTextIndexOnRapImport instance setting - ANSWER-overwrites the system setting that fields imported with Relativity applications are not included in the text index, even if the Include In Text property on these fields is set to yes AuditApplicationUninstallenabled instance setting - ANSWER-setting this to false will disable auditing for update or delete actions during an application uninstall process Upgrade Legacy Applications script - ANSWER-this will make an application from Relativity 6.8, 6.9, or 6.10 that was exported through ADS compatible with Relativity 7.0 or above ADS - ANSWER-application deployment system Password authentication method - ANSWER-a method that includes a username (the user's email address) and a password RSA authentication method - ANSWER-a method using an RSA SecurID token, a third party security solution, and validates credentials from an RSA server Active Directory authentication method - ANSWER-a method using an email address and user's Active Directory password Integrated Authentication authentication method - ANSWER-(previously called Windows authentication) a method using a directory services, such as Kerberos or NTLM (NT LAN Manager). the authentication attempt is automatically initiated if a user logs in from a specific IP address range