A user policy is a set of rules that defines how a user can access and use the video services. A user policy can include the following options1:
Authentication: This option determines whether a user needs to provide credentials to access the video services, and what type of credentials are required (such as username and password, certificate, or token).
Admin policy: This option determines whether a user has administrative privileges to manage the video services, such as creating and deleting spaces, adding and removing participants, and configuring settings.
Call policy: This option determines whether a user can make and receive calls, and what type of calls are allowed (such as audio only, video only, or both).
Find Me: This option determines whether a user can be reached by other users through a single address, and how the calls are routed to the user’s devices (such as desk phone, mobile phone, or video endpoint).
The correct answer is D, Find Me, because it is one of the options that can be configured in a user policy. The other options are not correct because:
Authentication: This is not a user policy, but a security feature that can be enabled or disabled for the video services.
Admin policy: This is not a user policy, but a role-based access control feature that can be assigned to different users or groups.
Call policy: This is not a user policy, but a service policy that can be applied to different domains or zones.
References := 1: Cisco Meeting Server 3.5 Configuration Guides - User Policy Configuration
