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Hotspot Question You use Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 in your company network. A user reports that she is unable to update her profile in the FIM Portal. You need to resolve the problem…

The correct answer is The 'Relative to Resource' checkbox is selected. = Yes; The 'Resource ID' attribute is selected as a valid requestor. = Yes; The 'Employee ID' attribute is selected as a valid requestor. = Yes; The 'Work Area' attribute is selected as a valid requestor. = Yes; The 'Create resource' operation is selected. = No; The 'Add a value to a multivalued attribute' operation is selected. = No; The 'Delete resource' operation is selected. = No; The 'Remove a value from a multivalued attribute' operation is selected. = No; The 'Read resource' operation is selected. = Yes; The 'Modify a single-valued attribute' operation is selected. = Yes; The 'Grants permission' checkbox is selected. = Yes. To allow a user to update her own profile in the FIM Portal, you must configure a Management Policy Rule (MPR) that grants self-service permissions. The 'Relative to Resource' checkbox must be selected so the requestor set is defined as the resource itself (the user updating…

Submitted by sofia.br· Mar 4, 2026Configuring and Managing Identity Lifecycle and Self-Service Policies in FIM 2010, specifically scoping Management Policy Rules to enable users to modify their own profile attributes in the FIM Portal.

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Hotspot Question You use Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 in your company network. A user reports that she is unable to update her profile in the FIM Portal. You need to resolve the problem. How should you configure the user_ s profile? (To answer, configure the appropriate option or options in the dialog box in the answer area.) Resource ID Employee ID Work Area Answer:

Answer Area

  • The 'Relative to Resource' checkbox is selected.Yes
  • The 'Resource ID' attribute is selected as a valid requestor.Yes
  • The 'Employee ID' attribute is selected as a valid requestor.Yes
  • The 'Work Area' attribute is selected as a valid requestor.Yes
  • The 'Create resource' operation is selected.No
  • The 'Add a value to a multivalued attribute' operation is selected.No
  • The 'Delete resource' operation is selected.No
  • The 'Remove a value from a multivalued attribute' operation is selected.No
  • The 'Read resource' operation is selected.Yes
  • The 'Modify a single-valued attribute' operation is selected.Yes
  • The 'Grants permission' checkbox is selected.Yes

Explanation

To allow a user to update her own profile in the FIM Portal, you must configure a Management Policy Rule (MPR) that grants self-service permissions. The 'Relative to Resource' checkbox must be selected so the requestor set is defined as the resource itself (the user updating their own profile), and the specific attributes (Resource ID, Employee ID, Work Area) must be designated as valid requestor targets with the 'Read' and 'Modify' operations enabled - not 'Create resource,' since the user already exists and is only updating, not creating, a new resource.

Topics

#Forefront Identity Manager 2010#Management Policy Rules (MPR)#Self-Service Profile Management#FIM Portal Permissions

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