An administrator needs to restrict access to a specific community forum so that only members of a specific Account or Partner organization can view and participate. Where is this security established?
Trap 1: Dictionary overrides on the community table
Incorrect. Dictionary overrides control field-level attributes like default values or read-only states for specific tables.
Trap 2: Access Control Lists (ACLs) on the sys_user table
Incorrect. ACLs on sys_user control user profile access, not community forum visibility.
Trap 3: Client Scripts running on the portal login page
Incorrect. Client scripts run in the browser for form logic, not community access control.
- A
Dictionary overrides on the community table
Why wrong: Incorrect. Dictionary overrides control field-level attributes like default values or read-only states for specific tables.
- B
Access Control Lists (ACLs) on the sys_user table
Why wrong: Incorrect. ACLs on sys_user control user profile access, not community forum visibility.
- C
User Criteria associated with the specific Community or Forum record
Correct. User criteria are utilized across CSM portals and communities to restrict visibility to targeted audiences (such as specific accounts or consumers).
- D
Client Scripts running on the portal login page
Why wrong: Incorrect. Client scripts run in the browser for form logic, not community access control.