Which of the following is NOT one of the ways to onboard accounts?

Onboarding accounts into CyberArk's Privileged Access Security (PAS) system can be achieved using various methods, each designed to streamline the process of integrating privileged accounts into the vault. Among these methods, the manual update via CLI is typically less common compared to the other automated or more user-friendly methods available.

The Password Upload Utility is a tool designed to facilitate the bulk upload of passwords into CyberArk, making onboarding more efficient and less prone to human error. Account Discovery leverages CyberArk's capabilities to automatically scan network environments to identify and onboard privileged accounts without intervention. The RestAPI allows for programmatic access to CyberArk’s functionalities, enabling automated onboarding processes through scripts or applications.

In contrast, the manual update via CLI places the onus on the administrator to input data directly into the system, which is not classified as a standard method for onboarding accounts within the CyberArk ecosystem. This process can be more cumbersome, prone to errors, and not as efficient as the other listed methods, which are designed to help organizations quickly and accurately onboard privileged accounts into their security framework.