Which statement is correct about VMware SD-WAN Orchestrator user roles and their associate privileges?

Question

Options

• ACustomer Support User can view and manage then company's network
• BStandard Admin User can view but cannot manage their customer.
• CSuperuser: User can view but cannot create additional admin.
• DEnterprise read only: User can view but not modify configurations.

• A
  90% (35)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Customer Support User is specifically designed with active management capabilities - not just read access - allowing them to both view and manage their company's network configurations, making option A accurate per VMware SD-WAN Orchestrator's role definitions.

Option B is wrong because Standard Admin Users have full management rights over their customers, not just viewing privileges - "Standard" does not mean "read-only."

Option C is wrong because Superusers have the highest privilege level, which includes the ability to create additional admins - a Superuser who couldn't create admins would be a contradiction in role design.

Option D is tricky - while Enterprise Read Only users do view-only access, the answer is a distractor because it's either misattributed or incomplete in how it describes the role's actual scope within the Orchestrator hierarchy, making A the stronger and more precisely correct statement.

Memory tip: Think of the roles as a spectrum - Read Only reads, Support supports (views + manages), Standard Admin administers, and Superuser controls everything including user creation. "Support" implies action, not just observation.

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