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You deploy Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 in your company network. You need to allow non-administrators to view Security Groups in the FIM Portal navigation bar. What should you do?

The correct answer is C. From Navigation Bar Resources, click Security Groups and set Usage Keyword to BasicUI. To enable non-administrators to view Security Groups in the FIM Portal navigation bar, you need to configure the resource's usage keyword.

Submitted by olafpl· Mar 4, 2026Configuring the FIM Portal

Question

You deploy Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 in your company network. You need to allow non-administrators to view Security Groups in the FIM Portal navigation bar. What should you do?

Options

  • AFrom Navigation Bar Resources, click Security Groups and set Order to 0.
  • BFrom Navigation Bar Resources, click Security Groups and set Parent Order to 0.
  • CFrom Navigation Bar Resources, click Security Groups and set Usage Keyword to BasicUI.
  • DCreate a new Management Policy Rule that provides the read permission to non-administrators to the

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  • D
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Why each option

To enable non-administrators to view Security Groups in the FIM Portal navigation bar, you need to configure the resource's usage keyword.

AFrom Navigation Bar Resources, click Security Groups and set Order to 0.

Setting the 'Order' property only dictates the display position of the item within the navigation bar, not its visibility to non-administrative users.

BFrom Navigation Bar Resources, click Security Groups and set Parent Order to 0.

Setting the 'Parent Order' property affects the ordering of items under a parent menu, not the overall visibility of the item to different user roles.

CFrom Navigation Bar Resources, click Security Groups and set Usage Keyword to BasicUI.Correct

In Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010, the visibility of specific navigation bar resources for different user roles, especially non-administrators, is controlled by the 'Usage Keyword' property. Setting the 'Security Groups' resource's Usage Keyword to 'BasicUI' ensures it appears in the navigation bar for users granted access through the 'BasicUI' keyword, which typically includes standard portal users.

DCreate a new Management Policy Rule that provides the read permission to non-administrators to the

Creating a Management Policy Rule grants read permissions to the Security Group objects themselves, but it does not control whether the 'Security Groups' link appears in the FIM Portal navigation bar.

Concept tested: FIM Portal Navigation Bar Usage Keywords

Topics

#FIM Portal#Navigation Bar#Usage Keyword

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