Scenario: A Citrix Administrator has given permissions to team members to access their own admin partition, so they can add resources for different departments and manage them without making changes to the default NetScaler partition and configuration.
One team member was trying to use the command-line interface to trouble an authentication issue and could NOT use aaad.debug. However, the team member has full permissions on the admin partition.
What can be the cause of this issue?
In a NetScaler environment with partitioned administration, even if a team member has full permissions on their respective admin partition, they typically do not have shell access by design. This is a security measure to prevent unauthorized access to the system's underlying shell, limiting their ability to run certain advanced commands such as aaad.debug. Therefore, the cause of the issue is likely that the team member does not have shell access by design.
I think the answer is B. They do not have access to the shell by design