An administrator changed the NDB language setting from English to Spanish. However, when the administrator accesses NDB from a different workstation, the language reverts to English.
Which statement describes the cause of the language change?
A.
The language settings are local to the web browser.
B.
The language settings match the workstation’s regional settings.
C.
The language settings are bound to individual NDB users.
D.
The language settings revert to English after the user signs out.
NDB stores the selected user-interface language in the local web-browser context rather than in the administrator’s NDB user account. Consequently, changing the interface from English to Spanish affects the browser in which the preference was selected. When the same administrator opens NDB from another workstation or browser, that browser has no saved preference and the interface defaults to English. The behavior is not controlled by the workstation’s regional settings, and signing out does not inherently reset the preference in the original browser. If language selection were bound to the NDB user, it would follow the user across workstations, which the scenario explicitly shows does not occur. Therefore, option A accurately identifies the cause: NDB interface language settings are local to each web browser. NDB User Guide—Changing language settings
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