Role-based access control (RBAC) uses predefined roles associated with specific permissions. Users are then assigned to these roles, thereby inheriting the permissions. This method is effective in managing large numbers of users and can simplify the administration of network permissions and security. The incorrect answers mentioned relate to other management strategies or access authentication methods, which are not directly related to the foundational principle of RBAC.
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