B is correct, from exam preparation lecture:
Auditor Read permissions on all features
Enterprise Administrator Full access permissions on all features
Load Balancer Administrator Read permissions on all networking services and full access permissions on load-balancing features
Load Balancer Auditor Read permissions on all networking services and load-balancing features
Network Engineer Full access permissions on all networking services
Network Operator Read permissions on all networking services and execute permissions on monitoring and troubleshooting tools
Security Engineer Full access permissions on all security configurations
Security Operator Read permission on all security configurations and execute permissions on monitoring and troubleshooting tools
GI Partner Administrator Role used for third-party endpoint protection service insertion
Netx Partner Administrator Role used for third-party Network Introspection service insertion
VPN Administrator Description Read permissions on all networking services and full access permissions on VPN features
B is correct, Network Engineer has Full access permission on all networking services. On the other hand, Network Operator has just Read permission and it doesn't permit modification for any networking services.
answer is B
Network Engineer Full access permissions on all networking services, most restrictive
Enterprise Administrator Full access permissions on all features, but is not most restrictive
B is the correct answer. It's misleading because NE has full access on all networking services, not really restrictive. But... if you follow table 21-1 on page 1048 of https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/3.2/nsxt_32_admin.pdf, you'll see only the EA (enterprise admin) and NA (network admin) have full access to Edge/Edge Clusters. Keep that in mind if you see both EA and NA as an option on the exam. VMware likes to be tricksy. NA is more restrictive than EA.
My Baaaaad... I agree after some reading it is B and NOT D as NSX Administrator doesnt exist, i assumed NSX word being used to indicate NSX concept but key word in question is BUILT-IN ROLE and hence NSX Administrator DO NOT exist
NSX-T Data Center has the following built-in roles. You cannot add any new roles.
Enterprise Administrator
Auditor
Network Engineer
Network Operations
Security Engineer
Security Operations
Cloud Service Administrator
Cloud Service Auditor
Load Balancer Administrator
Load Balancer Auditor
The question is asking for restrictive in built role, hence should be NSX administrator as it does not have the full permission but is able to apply change.
Answer: D
NSX Administrator does not exist...
NSX-T Data Center has the following built-in roles. You cannot add any new roles.
Enterprise Administrator
Auditor
Network Engineer
Network Operations
Security Engineer
Security Operations
Cloud Service Administrator
Cloud Service Auditor
Load Balancer Administrator
Load Balancer Auditor
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