An organization’s Limited Administrator needs to create an exclusion. When the Limited Administrator logs in, they do NOT see Exceptions listed as an option on the Policies page.
What setting should a System Administrator enable so the Limited Administrator could see Exceptions and create an exclusion?
A. Edit the Limited Administrator properties and uncheck Do not allow editing of shared policies in the Access Rights tab
B. Edit the Limited Administrator properties and link the Administrator to an Active Directory account with Administrator privileges in the Authentication tab
C. Edit the Limited Administrator properties and ensure Exceptions is checked under Policy rights in Access Rights tab
D. Edit the Limited Administrator properties and change to Administrator in the Access Rights tab
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Hey I have an issue with this answer. As it stands in SEP 14.3 RU1 MP1, a Limited Admin can view the Exceptions policy and create an Exception, so long as they have the Access Rights to that policy and ‘Do not allow editing of shared policies’ is not enabled. This combination allows a Limited Admin to perform the desired actions without needing to elevate the account to Administrator.
However, there is a pitfall if you do enable ‘Do not allow editing of shared policies’ and make the Exceptions policy a shared policy. This configuration will only allow the Limited Admin to view the policy without being able to make edits. Although, in the given scenario, it seems like the Access Rights to the Exceptions Policy is the only thing not enabled, so my issue could be not relevant. I simply wanted to make a note of this!