HAT-680 · Question #25
You are installing Hitachi Device Manager and need to verify the existence of the two pre-defined user profiles. Which two are they? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. hauser D. system. Hitachi Device Manager ships with exactly two pre-defined user profiles out of the box: hauser (B) and system (D). hauser is a standard user account with limited privileges, while system is the built-in administrative account used to manage the Device Manager environment…
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You are installing Hitachi Device Manager and need to verify the existence of the two pre-defined user profiles. Which two are they? (Choose two.)
Options
- Aadministrator
- Bhauser
- Croot
- Dsystem
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A8% (2)
- B88% (23)
- C4% (1)
Explanation
Hitachi Device Manager ships with exactly two pre-defined user profiles out of the box: hauser (B) and system (D). hauser is a standard user account with limited privileges, while system is the built-in administrative account used to manage the Device Manager environment.
administrator (A) is a common Windows OS built-in account name but is not a pre-defined profile within Hitachi Device Manager itself - it's a distractor borrowed from the Windows context. root (C) is the superuser account on Unix/Linux systems and similarly does not exist as a pre-defined Device Manager profile.
Memory tip: Think "HS" - Hitachi Ships two - Hauser and System. The "ha" in hauser hints at Hitachi Account (standard user), and system is self-explanatory as the privileged account. If you see administrator or root, those belong to the OS layer, not Device Manager.
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