What kind of administrator allows specifying permissions for a local admin on FortiGate?

In the context of FortiGate administration, the option "Administrator" is correct as it refers to the role that allows for specifying granular permissions for local administrators. In FortiGate devices, administrators can have different roles that define their levels of access and control over system functions.

The Administrator role specifically allows the configuration of permissions for local accounts. This capability is essential in managing access control by defining what specific tasks a local admin can perform, such as managing policies, viewing logs, or modifying system settings. Each local administrator can be assigned a unique set of permissions tailored to their responsibilities, enhancing security and management across the device.

Other roles, such as Super Admin, possess full access but do not allow for permission granularities. The REST API Admin role is designed for API interactions and has a specific set of permissions related to API access but lacks the detailed permission management that a standard Administrator account provides. User Admin typically refers to roles that involve user management functionalities, often without the breadth of control offered to the Administrator role.