Module 2

Which of the following is NOT a function of user accounts?

• Allow or deny access to sign into computers

• Grant access to processes and services

• Manage access to network resources

• Create network cables

User accounts can be created by using which of the following tools?

• Active Directory Users and Computers

• Active Directory Administrative Center

• Windows PowerShell

• All of the above

Which of the following is a task you can perform using the Active Directory Administrative Center?

• Create a new user account

• Install software

• Update operating system

• Backup files

You can delete a user account using the Active Directory Administrative Center.

• True

• False

Moving a user account is not possible in the Active Directory Administrative Center.

• True

• False

What are the different group types in Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)?

• Security groups and distribution groups.

• Primary groups and secondary groups.

• User groups and computer groups.

• Local groups and global groups.

What are the different group scopes in AD DS?

• Domain local, global, and universal.

• Primary, secondary, and tertiary.

• Local, remote, and hybrid.

• Static, dynamic, and mixed.

What does implementing group management involve in AD DS?

• It involves creating, modifying, and deleting groups, as well as assigning permissions and roles.

• It involves only creating user accounts in the directory.

• It involves configuring network printers for all users.

• It involves setting up email accounts for employees.

How can you manage group membership by using Group Policy in AD DS?

• By using Group Policy Preferences to add, remove, or update group membership automatically.

• By modifying user accounts directly in Active Directory Users and Computers.

• By editing the local security policy on each computer individually.

• By using PowerShell scripts exclusively without any Group Policy involvement.

What are default groups in AD DS?

• Default groups are pre-defined groups created automatically by Active Directory for common administrative tasks.

• Default groups are user-created groups for file sharing only.

• Default groups are temporary groups for guest users.

• Default groups are groups that can only be used for email distribution.