Changes to your organization requires access to an SVM be given to a group of individuals. Your company uses Active Directory as a method of access control. You decide to use the security login create - vserver engCluster -user-or-group-name CORP\Admins -application ssh -authmethod domain -role vsadmin command.
In this scenario, which access rights will this command grant?

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Changes to your organization requires access to an SVM be given to a group of individuals. Your company uses Active Directory as a method of access control. You decide to use the security login create - vserver engCluster -user-or-group-name CORP\Admins -application ssh -authmethod domain -role vsadmin command.

In this scenario, which access rights will this command grant?

Jordan Nguyen · Accepted Answer

vsadmin rights to the SVM engCluster for Active Directory group CORP\Admins

Jordan Nguyen · Answer

read only rights to the SVM engCluster for Active Directory group CORP

Jordan Nguyen · Answer

vsadmin rights to the SVM CORP for Active Directory group CORP\Admins

Jordan Nguyen · Answer

vsadmin rights to the SVM engCluster for Active Directory group CORP

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