MB-310 · Question #46
SIMULATION You are a functional consultant for Contoso Entertainment System USA (USMF). You need to assign the Accountant closing role for the USMF legal entity to an employee named Theresa Jayne. To
The correct answer is A. 1. Navigate to System administration > Security > Assign users to roles 2. Select the `Accountant Closing' role. 3. Click the "Manually assign / exclude users" button 4. Select the Theresa Jayne user account and click the "Assign to rol. Option A is correct because it follows the exact sequence required in Dynamics 365 to assign a security role to a specific user scoped to a particular legal entity - the critical distinction here is steps 5–7, which restrict Theresa Jayne's access to only the USMF entity rather t
Question
Options
- A
- Navigate to System administration > Security > Assign users to roles 2. Select the `Accountant Closing' role. 3. Click the "Manually assign / exclude users" button 4. Select the Theresa Jayne user account and click the "Assign to rol
How the community answered
(56 responses)- A100% (56)
Explanation
Option A is correct because it follows the exact sequence required in Dynamics 365 to assign a security role to a specific user scoped to a particular legal entity - the critical distinction here is steps 5–7, which restrict Theresa Jayne's access to only the USMF entity rather than granting system-wide access. This is a simulation question with only one answer choice shown (A), meaning the distractors would typically omit or reorder the organization-scoping steps - a common trap, since forgetting to assign the organization means the role applies globally across all legal entities, which violates least-privilege principles. The path System administration > Security > Assign users to roles is the authoritative location for this task; candidates who confuse this with User management or Human Resources module paths would reach a dead end.
Memory tip: Think of it as a two-part assignment - first assign the role to the user, then assign the organization to that pairing. The acronym RUO (Role → User → Organization) keeps the order straight on exam day.
Topics
Community Discussion
No community discussion yet for this question.