Which two actions can the administrative role called "vsysadmin" perform? (Choose two.) A) Configure interfaces and subinterfaces that exist in the assigned vsys B) Commit changes made to the candidate configuration of the assigned vsys C) Configure resource limits for the NGFW system D) Create and edit Security policies and security profiles for only the assigned vsys

The vsysadmin role can configure interfaces and subinterfaces and commit changes made to the candidate configuration for the assigned virtual system. These actions are vital for network management within that specific virtual system. Thus, the selected options are A and B.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-12

The administrative role 'vsysadmin' is a role in virtual system (vsys) environments, commonly found in complex network security platforms like Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFW). This role is crucial for managing specific assigned virtual systems. Here are the two actions that the 'vsysadmin' role can perform:

Configure Interfaces and Subinterfaces That Exist in the Assigned Vsys : A 'vsysadmin' can configure the interfaces and subinterfaces specific to the virtual system they are assigned to. This involves setting up network specifications such as IP addresses, VLANs, or other network-specific settings to ensure data traffic is appropriately managed within the virtual environment.

Create and Edit Security Policies and Security Profiles for Only the Assigned Vsys : Another crucial role of a 'vsysadmin' is to create and modify security policies and profiles. This involves determining which types of data traffic are permitted or denied, setting up rules that match security requirements, and tailoring security profiles to meet the specific needs of the assigned vsys environment. These security configurations help protect the network from unauthorized access or threats.


Both these functions are vital for maintaining an organized and secure virtual network environment under the purview of an assigned vsys while ensuring that the scope of administration is limited to prevent unauthorized changes outside the designated virtual system.

Answered by danjohnbrain | 2025-07-22