Which of the following is a true statement about the Community Portal's configuration accessibility?

• A. Most configuration requires System Administrator role
• B. Most configuration does not require System Administrator role
• C. Configuration is disabled by default
• D. Configuration is only accessible to project managers

Answer: (B)

Configuring the Community Portal is governed by who has permission to change how the portal looks and behaves, not just who has the top admin badge. In practice, many portal tweaks—such as updating pages, navigation, widgets, and user-facing content—can be done by roles dedicated to community management or content administration. This separation lets business users customize the portal without needing full System Administrator rights, while keeping the most sensitive system-wide settings restricted to admins. So, most configuration does not require the System Administrator role. The idea that configuration is disabled by default isn’t accurate, and restricting configuration only to project managers doesn’t fit the common role-based approach for portal customization; some tasks do require higher privileges, but the majority are accessible to non-admin roles chosen for portal management.