You have a permission scheme called 'Default Scheme' that is used by several projects. You need to create a new scheme for an upcoming project that will have similar permissions but with a few changes. You want to avoid starting from scratch. What should you do?

Create a new scheme from scratch and manually add all permissions.

Delete the 'Default Scheme' and recreate it with the new permissions.

Copy the 'Default Scheme' and edit the copy to make the necessary changes.

Edit the 'Default Scheme' directly and then associate it with the new project.

When editing a permission scheme, how do you grant a permission to a group?

Assign the group to a project role

Click 'Edit' next to the permission and select the group

Create a new global permission for the group

Add the group to the project's user list

Your company has a 'Marketing' project where only the marketing team should be able to create issues. Currently, all authenticated users can create issues in this project. You need to restrict issue creation to the 'marketing-team' group without affecting other projects. What should you do?

Create a new global permission that restricts issue creation to the 'marketing-team' group.

Remove the 'Create Issues' permission from the project's permission scheme entirely.

Edit the 'Create Issues' permission in the project's current permission scheme and assign it to the 'marketing-team' group only.

Change the project's permission scheme to a new scheme that has no 'Create Issues' permission.

Your organization has three projects (HR, Finance, and Legal) that all use the same permission scheme. You need to allow only the HR team to create issues in the HR project, while Finance and Legal should remain unchanged. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?

Delete the shared scheme and create a new one for each project.

Assign the 'Create Issues' permission directly to the HR project, bypassing the scheme.

Edit the shared permission scheme's 'Create Issues' permission to include the HR team.

Create a copy of the shared scheme, modify the copy for HR, and associate it with the HR project.

A contractor needs temporary access to Jira to work on a project for two weeks. You want to grant them access without giving them long-term permissions. What is the best practice?

Add the contractor to a group that has the necessary project permissions, and remove them from the group after the project ends.

Create a new global permission for the contractor.

Assign the contractor directly to the project's permission scheme.

Grant the contractor the 'Jira administrators' global permission.

Jira Administration for Cloud (ACP-120)

Domain 1Objective 2

Configure Global and Project Permissions ACP-120 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Part of the Access, Permissions, and Security domain, which makes up ~29% of our current practice bank.

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You have a permission scheme called 'Default Scheme' that is used by several projects. You need to create a new scheme for an upcoming project that will have similar permissions but with a few changes. You want to avoid starting from scratch. What should you do?
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When editing a permission scheme, how do you grant a permission to a group?
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Your company has a 'Marketing' project where only the marketing team should be able to create issues. Currently, all authenticated users can create issues in this project. You need to restrict issue creation to the 'marketing-team' group without affecting other projects. What should you do?
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Your organization has three projects (HR, Finance, and Legal) that all use the same permission scheme. You need to allow only the HR team to create issues in the HR project, while Finance and Legal should remain unchanged. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?
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A contractor needs temporary access to Jira to work on a project for two weeks. You want to grant them access without giving them long-term permissions. What is the best practice?
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