Chapter 3: Understanding workgroups and Active Directory Flashcards
________ is used for authentication, authorization, and auditing.
User Account
______ allows you to store credentials, such as usernames and passwords that you can use to log on to websites and other computers on a network.
Credential Manager
A _________ defines the type of access that is granted to an object such as a user or printer.
Activate Directory Users and Computers
______ is a popular directory service with objects in a logical hierarchical manner.
Activity Directory
To view the security logs for Windows 7, you will use the ________ .
Event Viewer
The _________ is used to organise the objects within a domain.
Organizational unit (OU)
Printers, users, and computers are examples of _______ in Active Directory.
Objects
The local security database found on a member server is?
(SAM) Security Account Manager
A collection or list of users is known as?
Groups
By default, the user profiles are stored in the _____ folder
Users
What is Authentication?
It is the process of identifying and individual, usually based on username and password
What is authorisation?
It is the process of giving individuals access to system objects based on their identity
What is Auditing?
It is the process of keeping track of a user activity while accessing network resources
For Active Directory to function, you need to have?
DNS
Which of the following terms describes the process of giving individuals access to system objects based on their identity?
Authorisation