700-281 · Question #60
Which credentials must be entered into the S-Series GUI when joining the Active domain?
The correct answer is A. the credentials of a privileged account on the Active directory server. Joining an Active Directory domain requires privileged account credentials because the join operation itself is a domain-level administrative action - it creates a computer account object in Active Directory, which requires write permissions that only privileged (typically…
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Which credentials must be entered into the S-Series GUI when joining the Active domain?
Options
- Athe credentials of a privileged account on the Active directory server
- Bthe credentials of any account on the Active directory server
- Cthe credentials of the account (created by the S-Series) on the Active directory server when the
- Dthe S-Series administrative account
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A90% (44)
- B6% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Joining an Active Directory domain requires privileged account credentials because the join operation itself is a domain-level administrative action - it creates a computer account object in Active Directory, which requires write permissions that only privileged (typically Domain Admin or delegated) accounts possess.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B is wrong because a standard user account lacks the permissions needed to add a machine to the domain - read-only access to AD isn't sufficient.
- C is wrong because the S-Series does not pre-create an account on the AD server before the join; the join process itself is what establishes the machine account.
- D is wrong because the S-Series administrative account governs the appliance itself, not the external Active Directory infrastructure.
Memory tip: Think of joining a domain like signing a contract - only someone with authority (a privileged account) can bind the organization. A regular employee (any account) can't sign on behalf of the company, and the company's internal badge (S-Series admin account) has no authority outside its own building.
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