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Which three tasks can you perform by using Microsoft Management Console MMQ? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. Add new snap-ins to Windows administrative tools. C. Create Taskpads to provide a custom view of available options. D. Create custom consoles containing assortments of administrative tools. The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) is a framework for administrative tools that allows users to add snap-ins, create custom consoles with various tools, and organize these tools using Taskpads.
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- AAdd new snap-ins to Windows administrative tools.
- BView a remote user's desktop to troubleshoot and resolve problems.
- CCreate Taskpads to provide a custom view of available options.
- DCreate custom consoles containing assortments of administrative tools.
- ERun cmdlets to run various system operations.
- FRun a remote server application to perform a function.
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(45 responses)- A87% (39)
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The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) is a framework for administrative tools that allows users to add snap-ins, create custom consoles with various tools, and organize these tools using Taskpads.
MMC allows users to add various snap-ins-for example, Device Manager, Services, Event Viewer-to an empty console or existing administrative tools, extending their functionality.
Viewing a remote user's desktop is typically done using remote desktop or remote assistance tools, not directly through the Microsoft Management Console.
Within an MMC console, users can create Taskpads, which are custom views that can contain shortcuts to frequently used tools, scripts, or web pages, streamlining administrative tasks.
A core feature of MMC is the ability for administrators to create custom consoles (.msc files) by selecting and combining specific snap-ins relevant to their particular administrative needs.
Running cmdlets is primarily associated with PowerShell, which is a command-line shell and scripting language, not the graphical Microsoft Management Console.
While MMC snap-ins can manage remote servers, the MMC itself does not 'run a remote server application' to perform a function; it provides an interface to manage services and components.
Concept tested: Microsoft Management Console (MMC) Capabilities
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/mmc
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