COOS 295_quiz 2

What are objects in Active Directory?

• Different types of folders

• Types of records within the Active Directory database

• Types of databases within Active Directory

• Various network protocols

What type of information can be stored in user accounts in Active Directory?

• Only security-related information

• Only personal information

• Both security-related and personal information

• Only group membership information

What is the purpose of the User Principal Name (UPN) in Active Directory?

• To provide a user's first name

• To display like an email address and must be unique in the forest

• To provide the user's last name

• To display the user's full name

What is the purpose of enabling the 'Store password using reversible encryption' setting in Active Directory?

• It allows users to sign in using smart cards

• It prevents users from changing their passwords

• It stores passwords in a less secure format for legacy protocols and applications

• It allows computers to impersonate users to access network resources

Where can Fine Grained Password Policies be created?

• Active Directory Users and Computers

• Group Policy Management Console

• AD Administrative Center

• Active Directory Sites and Services

Which tab in Active Directory includes attributes for configuring information such as job title, department, and manager?

• Profile tab

• General tab

• Member of tab

• Organization tab

What problem with roaming profiles led Microsoft to consider them a legacy feature?

• Profiles can become extremely large, leading to delays and network traffic

• Users cannot access their profiles from different computers

• Roaming profiles do not replicate changes back to the server

• Roaming profiles are not compatible with modern applications

What is the recommended method for managing profiles according to best practices?

• Roaming Profiles

• Folder Redirection in Group Policies

• Configure a Home folder

• Configure a Logon Script

What happens to the security identifier (SID) of a user account when it is deleted?

• The SID is reused for new accounts.

• The SID is temporarily disabled.

• The SID is permanently deleted and cannot be reused.

• The SID is transferred to another user account.

What is the recommended best practice regarding user account management to avoid SID-related issues?

• Regularly delete unused accounts to prevent SID conflicts.

• Disable accounts instead of deleting them when they are not needed.

• Reuse SIDs to minimize the number of unique identifiers in the system.

• Use a third-party tool to manage user accounts more effectively.