Question

Second Time asking these multiple choice questions, because the previous answers did not convince me well, sorry for that and doing this just to make sure of the answers

1. A local group can be used to:

1. Provide a mechanism for directory replication.
2. Enable remote network logon by group members.
3. Assign permissions to resources.
4. Create and configure other local group accounts

2- A user logs on to his computer, which is in a domain. His user name and password are authenticated by:

1. The domain controller.
2. The local computer's security database.
3. The domain name server (DNS).
4. The proxy server.

3. « Automatic Private IP Addressing » provides an IP address for your computer:
   1. If you enable it when no DHCP server is found on the network.
   2. By default, if no DHCP server is found on the network.
   3. Whenever the IP address is not configured manually.
   4. Whether DHCP is installed or not.

To join a domain, a computer must have: A computer account in the domain. An access token for the domain. Membership in the Administrators group. Membership in the Users group.

You're testing a new IP address using ipconfig. If a duplicate IP address exists on your network, ipconfig /all will return: An IP address and subnet mask of 0.0.0.0. The IP address of your computer. An error message. A blank IP address. Which 2 objects can have NTFS permission applied to them? Printers. Shares. Files. Folders. In order to provide a greater degree of security with a built-in administrator account, you should: Never use the account on a computer that is part of a domain. Rename the account and use it only when you need to perform administrative tasks. Replicate the account across several domain computers. Use the default account name and perform all tasks (administrative and others) using the account. User logon names for domain user accounts must be unique: To their group account. To the directory. Within a domain forest. On the local client computer Local user accounts allow users to log on to specific computers to access resources on those computers. In order to provide a high level of security for the user accounts you create, you should: Manage all user account passwords yourself as the administrator. Require users to change their passwords at each logon. Ensure that users encrypt their passwords. Assign initial passwords and require users to change them at next logon.

Answer 1

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• b. Enable remote network logon by group members.
• c. The domain name server (DNS).
• b. By default, if no DHCP server is found on the network.
• a. A computer account in the domain.
• c. An error message.
• c. Files, d. Folders
• b. Rename the account and use it only when you need to perform administrative tasks.
• b. Within a domain forest.
• c. Ensure that users encrypt their passwords.