300-620 · Question #95
A user needs full read-only visibility into an ACI fabric. Which predefined security domain can be used to enable such visibility?
The correct answer is B. all. To grant a user full read-only visibility across an entire ACI fabric, the predefined all security domain should be used.
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A user needs full read-only visibility into an ACI fabric. Which predefined security domain can be used to enable such visibility?
Options
- Acommon
- Ball
- Cinfra
- Dfabric
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A2% (1)
- B93% (42)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
To grant a user full read-only visibility across an entire ACI fabric, the predefined `all` security domain should be used.
The `common` security domain only provides access to objects within the `common` tenant, not full visibility of the entire ACI fabric.
The `all` security domain in ACI is a special predefined domain that encompasses all objects across the entire ACI fabric, including all tenants, infrastructure, and common configurations. Assigning a read-only role to a user within the `all` security domain grants comprehensive viewing access to the entire system.
The `infra` security domain only provides access to objects within the `infra` tenant, which is limited to infrastructure-related configurations, not full fabric visibility.
While fabric-level roles exist, `fabric` is not a predefined security domain that grants full read-only visibility across the entire ACI fabric in the same way `all` does.
Concept tested: ACI predefined security domains
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/dcn/aci/apic/5x/security/cisco-aci-security-configuration-guide-501/m-security-domain-configuration.html#concept_32C6690DA928424BBEB0A26F3A06E41D
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