Click the Exhibit button to begin. Given the explicit right assignments shown, what rights does CGrayson have to the MHoffmann user object?

Supervisor would grant all rights to the object and its subordinates, but the exhibit does not show a Supervisor right explicitly assigned to CGrayson.

An explicit trustee assignment in eDirectory grants only the rights specifically checked at the object where the assignment is made. The exhibit shows CGrayson's explicit assignment includes only the Browse right to MHoffmann, meaning CGrayson can see the object in the tree but cannot modify, delete, or manage it. No additional rights are inherited or implied unless the Inheritable flag is set and a higher-level assignment exists.

Create is not part of CGrayson's explicit rights shown in the exhibit; only Browse is listed.

Delete is absent from CGrayson's explicit assignment; the exhibit shows only Browse.

Rename and Inheritable flags are not present in CGrayson's explicit trustee entry for MHoffmann.

Supervisor, Create, Delete, and Rename are not shown as explicitly assigned to CGrayson on the MHoffmann object.

A full rights set including Supervisor and Inheritable is not present; only Browse is explicitly granted.

CGrayson does have at least the Browse right explicitly assigned, so stating no rights exist is incorrect.