DPAS can support multi-site or multi-organization environments under what conditions?

• A. With dedicated on-premises servers only.
• B. With site-specific roles, location codes, and security boundaries.
• C. It cannot support multi-site.
• D. By creating duplicates of accounts for each site.

Answer: (B)

DPAS enables multi-site or multi-organization use by tying a user’s access to location codes, site-specific roles, and security boundaries. Location codes identify each site or organization, site-specific roles limit what a user can do to a particular site, and security boundaries enforce data isolation and controls across sites. This combination allows the same DPAS deployment to support multiple sites while keeping data separated and permissions scoped per site. Creating duplicate accounts adds maintenance burden and can blur boundaries, while DPAS is not restricted to dedicated on-premises servers, and the option that it cannot support multi-site is incorrect.