As an administrator, you're responsible for managing the security in hybrid as well as on- premises scenarios. While securing IPAM, which of the following would help you with defining the…

The correct answer is B. IPAM Access Scopes. IPAM Access Scopes define the administrative domains within IPAM (IP Address Management). An access scope is a set of objects that an IPAM administrator is allowed to manage, effectively partitioning IPAM management into distinct administrative boundaries. IPAM Roles (A) define…

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Question

As an administrator, you’re responsible for managing the security in hybrid as well as on- premises scenarios. While securing IPAM, which of the following would help you with defining the administrative domains of IPAM?

Options

AIPAM Roles
BIPAM Access Scopes
CIPAM Access Policies
DNone of the above

How the community answered

(41 responses)

B
93% (38)
C
5% (2)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

IPAM Access Scopes define the administrative domains within IPAM (IP Address Management). An access scope is a set of objects that an IPAM administrator is allowed to manage, effectively partitioning IPAM management into distinct administrative boundaries. IPAM Roles (A) define what actions an administrator can perform (read, manage, audit, etc.), while IPAM Access Policies (C) combine a role with an access scope to grant specific permissions - but it is the Access Scope that defines the administrative domain itself.

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