An administrator configures authentication in Prism Central (PC) for the NTNX-Admins group. Users report that they are unable to log in. The administrator confirms that the Active Directory (AD) settings in PC are correct. Which condition could result in this behavior?
An administrator has set up authentication for the NTNX-Admins group in Prism Central (PC), and users are unable to log in even though the Active Directory (AD) settings are correct. This likely happens because no permissions are automatically granted to directory users by default. To resolve this, a role mapping needs to be associated with the AD group in Prism Central. Granting appropriate roles will allow users within that AD group to log in and access the required resources.
A is correct. No permissions are granted to the directory users by default. To grant permissions to the directory users, you must specify roles for the users in that directory (see Configuring Role Mapping).
Roles in Prism Central must be granted to AD groups. Best practices are to grant the least permissions possible. With this in mind, we would not add the Domain Admins group in AD to any of the roles in Prism Central. Instead, a new group would be created in AD, linked in Prism Central, and only the necessary personnel who needed access would be added.
just need to map ad group to a role.
Answer is A
A is correct
A is correct answer
A is correct. It's not necessary to have domain admin ACL
Role mapping must be created.
Aanswer is "A"