An administrator is assigning a user the Content Library administrator role. The user will only be creating the library for a single vCenter Server. What is the lowest level of the permission…

The correct answer is A. Global. To let a user manage a content library and its items, an Administrator can assign the Content Library Administrator role to that user as a global permission. The Content Library Administrator role is a sample role in the vSphere Web Client. Users who are Administrators can also…

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Question

An administrator is assigning a user the Content Library administrator role. The user will only be creating the library for a single vCenter Server. What is the lowest level of the permission heirarchy that this role can be granted to the user and still allow them to create a Content Library?

Options

AGlobal
BDatacenter Folder
CVirtual Center
DDatacenter

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A
83% (29)
B
9% (3)
C
6% (2)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

To let a user manage a content library and its items, an Administrator can assign the Content Library Administrator role to that user as a global permission. The Content Library Administrator role is a sample role in the vSphere Web Client. Users who are Administrators can also manage libraries and their contents. If a user is an Administrator at a vCenter Server level, they have sufficient privileges to manage the libraries that belong to this vCenter Server instance, but cannot see the libraries unless they have a Read-Only role as a global permission. 60/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.vmware.vsphere.vm_admin.doc%2FGUID-18F4B892-D685-4473- AC25-3195D68DFD90.html

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