Administrative Hierarchical Level for Adding Network Share (SAML) Repository
Question
Which hierarchical level allows the administrator to add an admin repository of the type Network Share (SAML)?
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A. B. C. D.A.
In VMware Workspace ONE Unified Endpoint Management, there are four hierarchical levels: Local, Site, Group, and Global. Each level represents a scope of management with increasing reach, where the Local level has the smallest scope and the Global level has the broadest.
An admin repository is a storage location for administrative tools and files, such as installer packages, scripts, and configuration files. It allows administrators to access these resources from a central location and distribute them to managed devices.
The Network Share (SAML) type of admin repository allows administrators to access resources stored on a network share using Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) authentication. SAML is an XML-based standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data between parties.
To answer the question, the hierarchical level that allows the administrator to add a Network Share (SAML) admin repository is the Site level. The Site level represents a logical grouping of resources within an organization, such as a branch office or a department. At the Site level, administrators can configure settings that apply to all devices and users within that site, including admin repositories.
The Local level is the scope of individual devices, where administrators can configure settings that apply only to that device. The Group level is a subset of devices within a Site, where administrators can apply policies and configurations to specific groups of devices. The Global level represents the entire organization, where administrators can configure settings that apply to all devices and users.
Therefore, the correct answer is C. Site.
