Which two privilege delegation types are supported by Oracle Enterprise Manager?

The correct answer is A. Sudo C. Powerbroker. If you do not have access to Oracle account or root account, then you can use SUDO or PowerBroker access to switch users to perform the tasks, this is called Privilege Delegation. Privilege Delegation is a framework that allows you to use either SUDO or PowerBroker to perform…

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ASudo
BDBrun
CPowerbroker
DPrivilege Manager
EGroup Policy Manager
FPersona_create

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B
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D
6% (3)
E
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F
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If you do not have access to Oracle account or root account, then you can use SUDO or PowerBroker access to switch users to perform the tasks, this is called Privilege Delegation. Privilege Delegation is a framework that allows you to use either SUDO or PowerBroker to perform an activity with the privileges of another user (locked accounts).

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