Which of the following descriptions of virtual system administrators are correct? (Multiple choice)

Question

Options

• AThe root system administrator can create one or more administrators for the virtual system
• BBoth the root system administrator and the virtual system administrator can delete the related
• CAfter enabling the virtual system function, the existing administrator on the device will become the
• DAccording to the type of virtual system, administrators are divided into root system administrators

• A
  82% (37)
• B
  11% (5)
• C
  7% (3)

Explanation

Options A and D are correct because they accurately describe the two-tier privilege structure in virtual system (vsys) architectures. The root system administrator sits at the top of the hierarchy and holds the authority to create and manage virtual system administrators (A), while the classification of administrators is fundamentally tied to the type of virtual system they belong to - root system or virtual system (D).

Option B is wrong because only the root system administrator can delete virtual systems or their associated configurations; a virtual system administrator's privileges are scoped within their assigned virtual system and do not extend to deletion rights that affect the broader system.

Option C is wrong because enabling the virtual system function does not automatically reclassify existing administrators - they retain their original roles (typically becoming or remaining root system administrators), not virtual system administrators. The statement implies an automatic promotion/demotion that does not occur.

Memory tip: Think of the root admin as the "landlord" who owns the whole building and can rent out units (virtual systems) to tenants (vsys admins). The landlord creates tenants and sets the rules - tenants can manage their own unit but can't evict other tenants or restructure the building.

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