Exam CSA topic 1 question 154 discussion

C. End Impersonation

C. You only have to logout and back in if your using Elevated role such as security_admin

End impersonation

It's end impersonation

C is correct

C is coreect

I agree that "Ending the impersonation" is the correct answer.

C is the correct answer.

Answer is C

Answer is C

It literally says for testing purpose. So C should be correct. To end impersonation and retuned logged back into the instance

i think c is correct answer

Got this at the exam today and actually wrote a comment at the end of the exam when I was given the opportunity. I have difficulties figuring out the question itself: - The question does indeed state "...Return the instance...", to the letter. - What on Earth is "Return the instance" ? Is it a typo for "Return TO the instance" (the original one) ? - "Return TO the instance" to me would definitely mean answering "End Impersonation" - "Return THE instance" could mean anything (unless it's a specific technical term). And it could, in this case, be answer D. I did choose "End Impersonation", but I was really hesitating. I passed the exam, but am not sure at all what the correct answer was to this question. Speaking of which - this exam was way easier than the first one which I failed. I failed on Nov 17, not sure what happened then but I got questions that I have never seen or thought of.

https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/tokyo-platform-administration/page/administer/users-and-groups/concept/c_ImpersonateAUser.html

Note: When you attempt to impersonate a user who is locked out or is inactive, the system forces a logout after you generate an event or click a link. All changes made while using impersonation affect the current session. Make sure you properly logout, then login after impersonation is completed. https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/tokyo-platform-administration/page/administer/users-and-groups/concept/c_ImpersonateAUser.html

C is the best answer. If you are in High Security mode then you log out and back in.

Correct answer is C. In some cases, impersonating a user might cause an issue that makes it difficult to switch back so it’s best to return to the user and log back in.