# Reference

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**Audience:** IT admins who work with Keeper Privilege Manager day to day.

This section is your **deep technical library for KEPM**. It contains **detailed definitions**, **configuration formats**, and behavior notes for the **features and components** you’ll work with when deploying, operating, integrating, or troubleshooting the product. Use these pages when you need exact field descriptions, supported values, file locations, or implementation details—and when you want to understand how KEPM behaves “under the hood.”

Reference content is intentionally precise and comprehensive. It’s the right place to start when you’re editing configuration, validating policy behavior, automating management tasks, diagnosing an issue from logs, or confirming how a specific subsystem operates. When other documentation pages introduce a concept at a high level, the Reference section provides the authoritative detail behind it.

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For **step-by-step examples** see the [Examples](broken://pages/2Ohz5iDWSmFdBZyGaAM0) section.


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