A database administrator (DBA) is complaining of slow write performance to a storage array. The
DBA would like to have access to real-time performance reporting of the storage array to correlate
array performance with database performance.
Following SNIA Storage Security Best Current Practices, what should you do while limiting
administrative complexity?

A.
Create a generic administrative ID with limited administrative rights to the storage array and
provide it to all members of your organization’s DBA team for performance troubleshooting.

B.
Create a read-only view of performance graphs for the LUNs presented to database hosts and
add the DBAs user ID access.

C.
Create a nested administrative sub-group that has access to all performance data and

D.
administrative settings for the LUNs presented to database hosts and add the DBAs user ID to
the nested sub-group.

E.
Create a nested administrative sub-group that has access to all performance data and

F.
administrative settings for the LUNs presented to database hosts and add the DBA team’s user
group to the nested sub-group.

Explanation: