ch14_UsersGroupsPermissions

Question 1

What is the difference between Authentication and Authorization

Answer 1

Authentication is the process of granting access to a user, Authorization defines what a user has access too

Question 2

What makes up a strong password?

Answer 2

Letters, Numbers, and Symbols

Minimum 8 Characters long

Question 3

What is a group used for in Windows

Answer 3

A container of users that defines what the users can do and have access too

Question 4

What are the default user groups in windows

Answer 4

Administrator
Guest
Power Users
Users

Question 5

What is the difference between a User and Power User

Answer 5

A power user can not install programs and applications, but has basically the same rights as admin
User has no access registry or system files.

Question 6

In Windows Vista and Windows 7 how are accounts managed

Answer 6

Through control panel. User, Admin and Guest are created by default

Question 7

In Windows 8 - 10 how are accounts managed

Answer 7

Changes are made in the settings. Push to use microsoft account

Question 8

What is the local users and group used for

Answer 8

Used to manage groups and users within the control panel. Objects are added to groups rather than users. An object will include accounts, groups, and computers

Question 9

What are the permissions for NTFS

Answer 9

Ownership - full control
Take ownship - use in a different admin account
Change Permission - Give or take away permissions
Folder Permissions - Define what a user can do with a folder
File Permissions - Define what a user can do with a file

** Configured in properties>Security