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HAT-680 · Question #33

You are creating new users within Hitachi Device Manager and must ensure that the appropriate permissions are applied. What are two valid user management permissions? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. Peer C. View. In Hitachi Device Manager, Peer and View are the two recognized user management permission levels. View grants read-only access, allowing users to monitor resources without making changes, while Peer grants a collaborative management level that allows users to interact with…

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Question

You are creating new users within Hitachi Device Manager and must ensure that the appropriate permissions are applied. What are two valid user management permissions? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AEdit
  • BPeer
  • CView
  • DCreate

How the community answered

(66 responses)
  • A
    5% (3)
  • B
    94% (62)
  • D
    2% (1)

Explanation

In Hitachi Device Manager, Peer and View are the two recognized user management permission levels. View grants read-only access, allowing users to monitor resources without making changes, while Peer grants a collaborative management level that allows users to interact with resources at a peer level alongside other administrators.

Edit (A) is not a defined permission type in Hitachi Device Manager's user management model - configuration changes are handled through other role structures, not an "Edit" permission label. Create (D) is similarly not a standalone user permission level; resource provisioning rights are embedded within higher-level roles rather than granted as a discrete "Create" permission.

Memory tip: Think "VP" - View and Peer are the valid pair. Just as a VP in a company can see reports (View) and collaborate with colleagues (Peer), these two permissions cover the read and peer-level interaction functions in Hitachi Device Manager.

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#user management#permissions#Hitachi Device Manager#access control

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