When the SMC is used to provision system administrator users, each user can be bound to an endpoint that is used as the conference joining device of the user.

In Huawei SMC (e.g., SMC2.0 V600R019/V600R020), the ability to associate – or “bind” – a user account with a specific video-conferencing endpoint is provided only for Enterprise users (sometimes called ordinary users). System administrator (System) users are created solely for platform operation, monitoring and maintenance; by design they cannot be tied to an endpoint for conference access. Therefore the statement that “each [system administrator] user can be bound to an endpoint that is used as the conference joining device of the user” is incorrect. Why the opposite option (“True”) is wrong: Selecting “True” would contradict the product specification, which explicitly restricts endpoint binding to Enterprise-type users and disallows it for System (administrator) users.

1. Huawei Technologies Co.

Ltd. “SMC2.0 V600R019C00 Web Operation Guide”

Section 5.3.2 “Adding an Enterprise User”

p. 5-45:

“You can bind one or more registered endpoints to an Enterprise user so that the user can directly join conferences through the bound endpoint(s).”

2. Huawei Technologies Co.

Ltd. “SMC2.0 V600R019C00 Web Operation Guide”

Section 5.3.1 “Adding a System User”

p. 5-41:

“System users are used for system management. Endpoint association is not supported for system users.”

3. Huawei Technologies Co.

Ltd. “SMC2.0 V600R020C00 Product Description”

Chapter 6 “User Management”

p. 6-3:

“SMC2.0 provides two user types: System users and Enterprise users. Only Enterprise users can be associated with endpoints.”