Which of the following is NOT a SmartEvent Permission Profile type?
A.
No Access
B.
Events Database
C.
View
D.
Read/Write
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Questionable. If you see this question, “What access level cannot be assigned to an Administrator in SmartEvent?”, this answer must be correct as View.
Documentation reads None, Read Only and Read/Write.
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I must say, I agree with bergermn.
If you navigate yourself to the Smart Dashboard -> users -> administrator -> custom permissions; you can see the options read/write, read and no access (if you tick out the option)
Love, Brad
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https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R76/CP_R76_SmartEventIntro_AdminGuide/46575.htm
The Permission Profile types for the SmartEvent Events tab are set in the SmartDashboard or SmartDomain Manager (SmartDashboard > Manage > Permissions Profiles > New / Edit).
The following are the three types of Permission Profiles:
* No Access indicates that the administrator cannot view the SmartEvent Events and Reports tabs.
* Read Only enables the administrator to view SmartEvent Events and Reports tabs.
* Read/Write enables the administrator to modify the SmartEvent Events and Reports tabs using the Change State option.
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These permissions are available for Events and Reports:
* SmartReporter Policy – Configure Global Properties for SmartReporter.
* SmartReporter – Configure SmartReporter.
* SmartEvent Events Database – View and manage the Events tab of SmartEvent.
* SmartEvent Policy – View and manage the events correlation on the Policy tab of SmartEvent.
* SmartEvent Reports – Users only see the Reports tab.
** All Blades – This setting applies to all blades.
** Application and URL Filtering Blades – Applies only to the Application Control and URL Filtering blades.
Answer C
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I agree
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Ok, then it means that the answer should be B (events database) which is NOT among what you all mentioned!!
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C. View
I agree with florentjustin one more time, as he shows, the only option does not appear is view so C is the answer.
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One thing is a profile type, and another is a permission that can be assigned.
B is the answer here.
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https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R76/CP_R76_SmartEventIntro_AdminGuide/48701.htm
see chapter Administrator Permissions Profile – Policy
Should be answer B > event database
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