What occurs when a one-time password is used in Zscaler Client Connector?

When a one-time password (OTP) is used in the Zscaler Client Connector, it becomes inactive immediately after being utilized. This feature is essential for enhancing security, as the purpose of an OTP is to ensure that only the individual who received the password can access the system. Once it has been entered for authentication, it cannot be reused, which mitigates the risk of interception or unauthorized access.

In contrast, the other options present scenarios that do not align with the typical functionality of OTPs. For instance, the idea that an OTP can be reused multiple times fundamentally contradicts its design, which aims to provide a singular, temporary access key. Similarly, the notion that an OTP is sent to the user's email does not necessarily apply, as it may be delivered through various means such as SMS or an authenticator app. Lastly, an OTP remaining active for a week also conflicts with its intended temporary nature, where immediate expiration reinforces security.