Which of the following is natively used with Active Directory?

The correct answer is A. Windows 10. Active Directory (AD) is a Microsoft directory service, and Windows 10 is designed to natively join and authenticate against an AD domain with no additional software. It integrates seamlessly with Group Policy, domain accounts, and AD-based resource access. macOS and Linux can be

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AWindows 10
BmacOS
CLinux
DChrome OS

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Explanation

Active Directory (AD) is a Microsoft directory service, and Windows 10 is designed to natively join and authenticate against an AD domain with no additional software. It integrates seamlessly with Group Policy, domain accounts, and AD-based resource access. macOS and Linux can be configured to authenticate against AD using third-party tools (e.g., SSSD, Jamf), but this is not native. Chrome OS has limited AD integration and requires additional configuration through Google Workspace, making it non-native as well.

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