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A technician wants to create a customized list of common utilities that are easily accessible in the same location. Which of the following tools would allow them to build such a list?
The correct answer is B. MMC. The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) allows administrators to build custom consoles by adding snap-ins for specific administrative tools, creating a centralized and reusable management interface.
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A technician wants to create a customized list of common utilities that are easily accessible in the same location. Which of the following tools would allow them to build such a list?
Options
- AMSCONFIG
- BMMC
- CMSTSC
- DMSINFO32
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(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B88% (22)
- D8% (2)
Why each option
The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) allows administrators to build custom consoles by adding snap-ins for specific administrative tools, creating a centralized and reusable management interface.
MSCONFIG is the System Configuration utility used for boot options and startup management, not for building custom tool consoles.
MMC is a framework that hosts administrative snap-ins such as Device Manager, Disk Management, and Event Viewer. A technician can add any combination of snap-ins into a single saved .msc file, creating a personalized console with only the utilities they need accessible from one location.
MSTSC is the Remote Desktop Connection client used to connect to remote computers, not a tool for organizing local utilities.
MSINFO32 opens the System Information tool, which displays read-only hardware and software details, and cannot be customized to host other utilities.
Concept tested: Building custom admin consoles with MMC snap-ins
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/mmc
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