Which statement is true when creating your own Entitlements?

An Entitlement in Micro Focus Identity Manager is an abstract definition of a right or resource. For this entitlement to have a functional effect, it must be linked to a policy. This policy contains the specific logic and actions (e.g., DirXML script) that the driver executes to grant or revoke the entitlement in the connected application. Without an associated policy, the driver does not know what actions to perform when an entitlement request is processed, rendering the entitlement non-functional.

A. You create Entitlements using iMonitor.

iMonitor is a web-based tool for monitoring the health and status of eDirectory and its services, not for configuring Identity Manager components like Entitlements.

B. You can only create Entitlements on the Publisher channel.

Entitlement-granting logic is typically implemented on the Subscriber channel, as it involves pushing changes from the Identity Vault to the connected application.

C. You must add the Entitlements to a driver set for them to work.

Entitlements are configured on a specific driver that manages the target application, not on the driver set, which is a container for multiple drivers.

1. Micro Focus Identity Manager Policies 4.8 Administration Guide: In the section "Implementing Entitlements with Policies," the documentation states, "To implement entitlements, you must create policies that grant and revoke the entitlements. The Entitlement policy is a new type of policy that is available in the Policy Builder." This directly confirms that policies are mandatory for entitlements to function. (Reference: Chapter 4, Policies, Section: Implementing Entitlements with Policies).

2. Micro Focus Identity Manager Driver 4.8 Administration Guide: In the section "Configuring Entitlement Settings," the guide details the process of linking a defined entitlement to specific policies. It shows fields for "Grant entitlement policy," "Revoke entitlement policy," and "Query entitlement policy," demonstrating that the entitlement's actions are explicitly defined by policies attached to the driver. (Reference: Chapter 3, Driver Configuration, Section: Configuring Entitlement Settings).