Which services are running on the passive node of a CyberArk High Availability Cluster?

In a CyberArk High Availability Cluster, the passive node is primarily designated to provide redundancy and maintain service continuity in case the active (or primary) node fails. The Cluster Vault Manager is specifically responsible for retaining the cluster state and managing failover processes. It monitors the health and status of both the active and passive nodes, ensuring that if the primary node goes down, the passive node can take over without interruption to the services.

This setup ensures a seamless and secure environment where privileged accounts are managed effectively. Both Vault Managers work in tandem to maintain the integrity and availability of the data stored within CyberArk.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately represent services that run on the passive node. The Primary Vault Manager typically operates on the active node, handling most of the transactional load and direct interactions with the database. The Backup Server Manager and DR Vault Manager serve distinct roles related to backup and disaster recovery solutions, but they do not function on the passive node as part of the core High Availability architecture.