The Operations role provides read-and-write access to system logs, faults, syslog configuration, log levels, and related maintenance functions. The Network Administrator role supplies the permissions required for network and fabric-interconnect infrastructure administration. Together, these roles give the analyst the necessary network-management context and the ability to configure and review logging. An AAA Administrator manages users, roles, and authentication configuration rather than operational logging. A Facility Manager controls physical-equipment and facility-related settings, such as power and environmental policies. A Server Security Administrator manages server-security functions and does not provide the required syslog-management privileges. Cisco’s UCS privileges reference specifically identifies the Operations privilege as allowing users to configure system-level policies including syslog and log levels, export log files, acknowledge faults, and create technical-support files. Cisco UCS Manager privileges