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2V0-622D · Question #258

How can an administrator exclude Encryption rights from a support engineer?

The correct answer is B. Clone the role No crytography administrator and select privileges only for the support engineer. VMware vSphere includes a built-in sample role called 'No Cryptography Administrator' that grants all Administrator privileges except Cryptographic operations, making it the correct starting point for restricting encryption rights.

Section 1 – Configure and Administer vSphere 6.5 Security

Question

How can an administrator exclude Encryption rights from a support engineer?

Options

  • AClone the role virtual machine power user , remove Cryptographic operations privileges.
  • BClone the role No crytography administrator and select privileges only for the support engineer.
  • CClone the role virtual machine power user and assign to the support engineer.
  • DClone the role Administrator and assign to the support engineer.

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  • C
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  • D
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Why each option

VMware vSphere includes a built-in sample role called 'No Cryptography Administrator' that grants all Administrator privileges except Cryptographic operations, making it the correct starting point for restricting encryption rights.

AClone the role virtual machine power user , remove Cryptographic operations privileges.

The 'Virtual Machine Power User' role does not include cryptographic privileges by default and is scoped to VM operations, making it an inappropriate base for a support engineer needing broader administrative access.

BClone the role No crytography administrator and select privileges only for the support engineer.Correct

The 'No Cryptography Administrator' role in vSphere is specifically designed to grant broad administrative access while explicitly excluding Cryptographic operations privileges. Cloning this role ensures the support engineer inherits all necessary admin capabilities without any encryption-related rights. This is the direct, purpose-built solution VMware provides for this exact use case.

CClone the role virtual machine power user and assign to the support engineer.

Cloning 'Virtual Machine Power User' and assigning it directly does not remove encryption rights because that role never had them - it does not address the requirement of granting admin-level access without cryptography.

DClone the role Administrator and assign to the support engineer.

Cloning the full 'Administrator' role and assigning it gives the support engineer all privileges including Cryptographic operations, which directly contradicts the requirement to exclude encryption rights.

Concept tested: vSphere role-based access control excluding cryptography privileges

Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vsphere.security.doc/GUID-DC2D0B50-E167-49FD-A7C8-A1B6F7A04F27.html

Topics

#role management#cryptographic operations#no crypto administrator#encryption privileges

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