What type of users can be managed through the SonicWall User Level Access feature?

The SonicWall User Level Access feature is designed to manage access for authenticated users. This means that individuals who have been verified through an authentication process can be granted specific permissions and access rights within the network. By focusing on authenticated users, the SonicWall firewall can ensure that access policies are applied effectively, enhancing security by allowing only legitimate users into the system.

Authenticated users can include various roles such as employees, contractors, or anyone else who has provided the necessary credentials to gain access. This level of management empowers network administrators to tailor security policies based on user identity, which can involve role-based access controls or restrictions on specific resources.

The other options refer to either a narrow scope of users, such as only network administrators or guests, or to connected devices, which do not fall under the category of user management in the same way that authenticated users do. Therefore, the focus of SonicWall's User Level Access feature on managing authenticated users allows for a more flexible, secure, and personalized approach to network access and policy enforcement.