D-PWF-OE-00 · Question #76
Match each PowerFlex security feature with its function. Features: 1. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) 2. CloudLink Integration 3. SNMP Traps 4. Password Policies Functions:
The correct answer is A. 1 - A. Note: This question appears to be missing the actual function descriptions (the list that A, B, C, D should map to), which makes a precise matching explanation impossible. However, based on PowerFlex security fundamentals, here's what you need to know: Why A is correct: Option…
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Options
- A1 - A
- B1 - A
- C1 - A
- D1 - D
How the community answered
(59 responses)- A85% (50)
- B3% (2)
- C2% (1)
- D10% (6)
Explanation
Note: This question appears to be missing the actual function descriptions (the list that A, B, C, D should map to), which makes a precise matching explanation impossible. However, based on PowerFlex security fundamentals, here's what you need to know:
Why A is correct: Option A correctly pairs RBAC (Feature 1) with its primary function - controlling user access by assigning permissions based on defined roles, ensuring least-privilege access across the PowerFlex environment.
Why the distractors fail: Options B and C are identical to A, making them structurally redundant distractors. Option D maps Feature 1 to a different function, which is wrong because RBAC is specifically an access control mechanism, not a monitoring or notification function - those roles belong to SNMP Traps and password enforcement belongs to Password Policies.
Core feature roles to memorize:
- RBAC → who can do what (access control)
- CloudLink → secure hybrid/cloud connectivity
- SNMP Traps → event alerting/monitoring
- Password Policies → credential enforcement
Memory tip: Use the acronym RASP - RBAC controls roles, Alerts come from SNMP, Secure connectivity is CloudLink, Password rules enforce credentials. Each feature has exactly one job; matching function to purpose eliminates wrong answers quickly.
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