Which of the following is the primary purpose of user management in Active Directory?

• Managing hardware resources

• Managing user authentication and access to network resources

• Managing network protocols

• Managing software installations

In Active Directory, what is the main function of a user account?

• To manage network printers
  

• 
  To create new domains
  

• To define network protocols
  

• To allow access to network resources

Which of the following is NOT typically included in user account properties in Active Directory?

• Username
  

• Password
  

• IP Address
  

• Email Address

What is the purpose of group management in Active Directory?

A) To manage network hardware
B) To organize user accounts with similar access permissions
C) To configure network protocols
D) To manage software licenses

• To manage network hardware

• To organize user accounts with similar access permissions

• To configure network protocols

• To manage software licenses

Which of the following is a benefit of using groups in Active Directory?

• Increased network bandwidth

• Simplified user management

• Improved CPU performance

• Enhanced graphics rendering

What type of group in Active Directory allows users to share information and collaborate on projects?

• Security group

• Distribution group

• Organizational unit

• Shared group

Which of the following statements about security groups in Active Directory is true?

• Security groups cannot be used to assign permissions to resources

• Security groups are only used for email distribution

• Security groups can contain both user accounts and other groups

• Security groups are not associated with any access control

When adding a user to a group in Active Directory, what happens to the user's permissions?

• The user's permissions remain unchanged

• The user's permissions are always elevated

• The user's permissions are reduced

• The user's permissions are transferred to the group

Which of the following is an example of a built-in group in Active Directory?

• Sales Department

• Marketing Team

• Domain Admins

• Project Managers

What is the purpose of using nested groups in Active Directory?

• To increase network security

• To reduce administrative overhead

• To restrict user access

• To simplify group management