Which of the following is NOT an account user classification?

Check Point's Infinity Portal provides a role-based access control (RBAC) model for account administration. Predefined global roles include Administrator, Manager, and Viewer, each with a specific set of permissions. The Administrator role has extensive permissions, the Manager role has moderate permissions for user and service management, and the Viewer role has read-only access. The term "Licensers" does not correspond to any user classification or administrative role within the Check Point management framework. It refers to the entity that issues software licenses, not a type of user account.

B. Manager: This is a valid, predefined global role in the Infinity Portal with permissions to manage users and specific service settings.
C. Viewer: This is a standard, predefined global role in the Infinity Portal that provides read-only access to the account and its services.
D. Administrator: This is a primary, predefined global role in the Infinity Portal, granting high-level permissions to manage assigned services.

1. Check Point Infinity Portal Administration Guide: In the "Managing Administrators" chapter, the section "Administrator Roles and Permissions" explicitly lists and describes the predefined global roles. The roles of "Administrator," "Manager," and "Viewer" are detailed, while "Licensers" is not mentioned as a user role. (Reference: Chapter "Managing Administrators", Section "Administrator Roles and Permissions").

2. Check Point Support Center, SK130372 - "Check Point Infinity Portal": This article provides an overview of the Infinity Portal and links to the official Administration Guide, which serves as the primary source for defining administrative roles and their capabilities. The documented roles align with the correct answer.