Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure (AZ-800) Practice

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What can be used to determine which objects an IPAM administrator has access to?

IPAM roles
IPAM access scopes
IPAM access policies
IPAM permissions

The correct answer is: IPAM access scopes

The use of IPAM access scopes is essential for determining which objects an IPAM (IP Address Management) administrator has access to within a Windows Server environment. Access scopes define the range of IPAM-managed objects—such as IP address spaces, DHCP servers, or DNS zones—that a specific user or group can manage. By creating and assigning access scopes, organizations can control the visibility and management permissions of IPAM administrators, ensuring they only have access to the resources necessary for their roles. IPAM access scopes allow for granular permission settings, enabling administrators to efficiently manage IP address allocations and network configurations without exposing all IPAM objects to every administrator. This functionality is crucial for maintaining security and organizational policy adherence in hybrid infrastructure management.