Which values are acceptable in the address field of an account?

The address field of an account is designed to accommodate various forms of identifiers that can be recognized and resolved within the environment of the Central Policy Manager (CPM) server. By allowing any name that is resolvable on the CPM server, the system ensures flexibility in integrating different types of accounts and user identifiers. This means that users can include hostnames, domain names, or specific identifiers as long as they can be resolved by the CPM, which is crucial for managing access and policies effectively.

This flexibility is critical in environments where account management might require integration with existing IT infrastructure, whether it includes traditional directory services or cloud-based identity providers. It also supports the need for organizations to transition between various naming schemes without being limited to a specific format or type of identifier.

The other choices suggest more restrictive formats or contexts, which would hinder usability and adaptability in diverse operational contexts. Thus, having the ability to use any resolvable name provides a significant advantage in maintaining a robust and dynamic account management system.