UiPath Exam UiPath-ABAv1 Topic 21 Question 18 Discussion

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Topic #: 21

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How can you allocate licenses in the Automation Cloud?

AOnly direct allocation to user, having the option to group the users in the tenant

BPair allocation only, the license is assigned to the user and bound to a selected group

COnly group allocation, the user have to assign the license to themself afterwards

DDirect assignment to user, Group allocation

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Yong

2 months ago

I wonder if there's a 'shake the license out of the vending machine' option. That would be a fun way to allocate them.

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Michell

2 months ago

Hey, at least they didn't include an option for 'buy one, get one free' licenses. That would just be confusing.

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Pamela

25 days ago

C) Only group allocation, the user have to assign the license to themself afterwards

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Kiley

28 days ago

B) Pair allocation only, the license is assigned to the user and bound to a selected group

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Jose

1 months ago

A) Only direct allocation to user, having the option to group the users in the tenant

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Nida

2 months ago

But with option D, you can directly assign to user and also do group allocation, giving more flexibility.

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Albert

2 months ago

Hmm, option A seems a bit limited. I need more options than just direct allocation to individual users.

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Doretha

1 months ago

D) Direct assignment to user, Group allocation

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Jennifer

2 months ago

C) Only group allocation, the user have to assign the license to themself afterwards

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Cassie

2 months ago

B) Pair allocation only, the license is assigned to the user and bound to a selected group

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Minna

2 months ago

A) Only direct allocation to user, having the option to group the users in the tenant

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Wilburn

2 months ago

I disagree, I believe option B is more efficient as it pairs the license with a selected group.

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Nida

2 months ago

I think option A is the best, direct allocation to user with the option to group them.

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Kattie

2 months ago

Option C sounds like a lot of extra work for the users. Why would I want to make them assign the licenses themselves?

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Junita

2 months ago

User convenience maybe? But Option A sounds more efficient.

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Verlene

2 months ago

Option C) Only group allocation, the user have to assign the license to themself afterwards

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Farrah

2 months ago

Option A) Only direct allocation to user, having the option to group the users in the tenant

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Elfrieda

3 months ago

I like how option B allows you to pair the license to a specific group. That could be really useful for managing access control.

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Tora

2 months ago

Having the option to group users in the tenant is helpful for organization.

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Sheridan

2 months ago

Direct assignment to user is also important for individual access.

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Yaeko

2 months ago

I agree, it's convenient to assign licenses to specific groups.

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Sunny

2 months ago

Option B sounds like a good way to manage access control.

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Fallon

3 months ago

Option D seems like the most comprehensive approach. Flexibility in both direct and group allocation is key for efficient license management.

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Whitney

2 months ago

Yes, it allows for better control and management of licenses in the Automation Cloud.

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Rhea

2 months ago

I agree, having the option for both direct and group allocation is important for flexibility.

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