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You administer a Forefront Identity Management (FIM) 2010 server in your company network. You need to ensure that only authorized users have permissions to edit Resource Control Display…
The correct answer is B. Set the ReadOnly property to true. C. Include the RightsLevel attribute bound in the data source. In FIM 2010, controlling edit permissions on RCDC XML files requires using the ReadOnly property and the RightsLevel attribute to enforce authorization-based access restrictions on UI controls.
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- ASet the Visible property to false.
- BSet the ReadOnly property to true.
- CInclude the RightsLevel attribute bound in the data source.
- DSet the control element to <xsd:element ref="my:Properties" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"/> in
- ESet the control element to <xsd:element ref="my:CustomProperties" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"/>
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(20 responses)- A10% (2)
- B85% (17)
- E5% (1)
Why each option
In FIM 2010, controlling edit permissions on RCDC XML files requires using the ReadOnly property and the RightsLevel attribute to enforce authorization-based access restrictions on UI controls.
Setting the Visible property to false only hides the control from the UI entirely, which does not restrict editing permissions for authorized users - it simply makes the field invisible to all users regardless of their rights.
Setting the ReadOnly property to true on a control in the RCDC XML prevents users from modifying the field value in the UI, effectively restricting edit permissions to only those who have the control rendered as editable based on their rights.
Including the RightsLevel attribute bound in the data source allows the RCDC to evaluate the authenticated user's rights level at runtime and conditionally render controls as editable or read-only, ensuring only authorized users can edit the resource configuration display.
The xsd:element ref='my:Properties' schema element defines the standard properties structure in the RCDC XML schema and is unrelated to enforcing user-level edit permissions on the configuration.
The xsd:element ref='my:CustomProperties' schema element defines custom properties in the RCDC XML schema definition and does not provide any mechanism for controlling or restricting user edit permissions.
Concept tested: FIM 2010 RCDC access control and edit permissions
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/mim/ee652291(v=ws.10)
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