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Description of problem:


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
ipa-server-2.1.3-8.el6.x86_64


How reproducible:


Steps to Reproduce:
1. [root@decepticons ~]# ipa privilege-find | grep "Privilege name" | grep -w "Administrators"
  Privilege name: Automount Administrators
  Privilege name: Certificate Administrators
  Privilege name: DNS Administrators
  Privilege name: Group Administrators
  Privilege name: Host Administrators
  Privilege name: Host Group Administrators
  Privilege name: Netgroups Administrators
  Privilege name: Replication Administrators
  Privilege name: Service Administrators
  Privilege name: User Administrators
[root@decepticons ~]# 

2. [root@decepticons ~]# ipa privilege-find | grep "Privilege name" | grep -w "Administrator"
  Privilege name: Delegation Administrator
  Privilege name: HBAC Administrator
  Privilege name: Password Policy Administrator
  Privilege name: Sudo Administrator
[root@decepticons ~]# 


  
Actual results: Inconsistency in privilege names.


Expected results:
Administrator should be "Administrators" for Delegation, HBAC, Password Policy, Sudo.

Additional info:

This may be inconsistent but I don't see it as something we can correct because these names are already in the wild.

I agree. Trying rename/move these privileges could cause much more harm than good.

Closing as WONTFIX as per comments above.