Which account type is required to edit permission sets in ePO server?

Which account type is required to edit permission sets in ePO server?

• A. Administrator
• B. User
• C. Auditor
• D. Guest

Answer: (A)

Editing permission sets in ePO server is a privileged configuration task, so it requires an account with full administrative rights. Administrators have the necessary access to modify security and privilege configurations, including who can do what in the console. Regular users lack the permissions to change these settings, auditors typically can view and review configurations but not alter them, and guests have only very limited access. Because only an Administrator can safely and effectively manage permission sets without risking privilege mismanagement, the correct account type is Administrator.

Editing permission sets in ePO server is a privileged configuration task, so it requires an account with full administrative rights. Administrators have the necessary access to modify security and privilege configurations, including who can do what in the console. Regular users lack the permissions to change these settings, auditors typically can view and review configurations but not alter them, and guests have only very limited access. Because only an Administrator can safely and effectively manage permission sets without risking privilege mismanagement, the correct account type is Administrator.