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• Message Level Encryption (MLE) allows your Clients to encrypt upstream data using a combination of an RSA public/private key-pair and an AES session key1.
• When MLE is enabled, the BigFix Root server (or a decrypting Relay) needs to use the corresponding RSA private key to decrypt the AES session key, which is then used to decrypt the Client report1.
• This decryption process consumes CPU resources on the BigFix Root server, and the amount of CPU usage depends on the number of encrypted reports received and the key length used1.
• Therefore, the BigFix Root server requires additional CPU resources appropriate to the number of managed endpoints to process the encrypted reports1.
• The other options are incorrect because:
• 1: Message Level Encryption (MLE) Overview
• 2: [Enabling encryption on Relays]

• The BigFix Console is a graphical user interface that allows you to interact with the BigFix Platform and perform various tasks, such as deploying actions, creating content, managing sites, and viewing reports1.
• The BigFix Console operators are the users who can access the BigFix Console and perform different activities based on their permissions and roles2.
• There are two types of Console operators: Master Operators (MO) and Non-Master Operators (NMO)2.
• Master Operators are the administrative users of the BigFix Console. They have access to all the computers defined in the BigFix environment and the authority to create and manage other Console operators2.
• Non-Master Operators are the users who manage the day-to-day BigFix operations, including Fixlet management and action deployment, against a subset of computers they are allowed to manage by the Master Operator2.
• Some of the activities that can only be performed by a Master Operator are23:
• Some of the activities that can be performed by both Master Operators and Non-Master Operators are23:

References:

• The BigFix Console
• The Console Operators
• Accessing the console

• Launch the BigFix Administration Tool from the Start menu or from the installation folder.
• Enter the current password for the Site Administrator private key and click OK.
• Click the Advanced Options tab and select Change Site Administrator Private Key Password.
• Enter the new password, confirm it, and click OK.
• Restart the BigFix Server service for the changes to take effect. References:
• Re-creating Site Credentials
• Change Private Key Password
• Need help in to recover or set a new password for the Bigfix Admin