Which option is a granular user privilege configurable in the iDRAC9?

Question

Options

• AAccess virtual console
• BReadonly
• CEdit logs
• DChange dashboard view

• A
  87% (41)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  9% (4)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Access Virtual Console is a real, named granular privilege within iDRAC9's user permission system. iDRAC9 lets administrators assign specific rights to users - including Login, Configure, Configure Users, Clear Logs, Server Control, Access Virtual Console, Access Virtual Media, Test Alerts, and Execute Debug Commands - making Virtual Console access a textbook example of this granularity.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (Readonly) - Not a named iDRAC9 privilege. You approximate read-only access by granting only "Login" and nothing else, but "Readonly" isn't an actual privilege label.
• C (Edit logs) - iDRAC9 doesn't allow log editing at all; the log-related privilege is Clear Logs, not "Edit logs."
• D (Change dashboard view) - Dashboard customization is a UI preference, not a security privilege category in iDRAC9.

Memory tip: Think of iDRAC9 privileges as controlling remote actions on a server - things like controlling the screen (Virtual Console), controlling media (Virtual Media), or controlling power (Server Control). "Edit logs" and "Change dashboard view" sound like software app features, not server management rights, which flags them as wrong instantly.

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