Q:

You are tasked with ensuring that the Regression suite automation tool (RSAT) is properly configured for a non-administrator user to execute test cases.

You need to configure RSAT to allow the non-administrator user to perform test executions without compromising system security.

What should you do? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.

 

Wrong: Disable all security roles for the non-administrator user to prevent unauthorized access during RSAT execution.

Wrong: Instruct the non-administrator user to execute RSAT test cases manually without using the tool.

Wrong: Grant the non-administrator user full administrative privileges temporarily during RSAT execution.

Configuring RSAT to use User-Based authentication for the non-administrator user (Option B) is a correct approach, as it ensures secure and appropriate user authentication for test executions. Also, assigning the non-administrator user to a security role with the necessary permissions for RSAT execution (Option E) allows them to execute RSAT test cases without requiring full administrative privileges, making it another correct choice.

Option A is incorrect, as disabling all security roles would restrict the non-administrator user from performing any actions in the system, including executing test cases. Instructing the non-administrator user to execute RSAT test cases manually without using the tool (Option C) is incorrect as it defeats the purpose of using the automation tool. Granting the non-administrator user full administrative privileges temporarily during RSAT execution (Option D) is not a secure practice and could compromise system security.

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