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9L0-410 · Question #38
What are two reasons a system administrator might choose to store user accounts on a directory server? Choose two - partial credit possible.
The correct answer is B. So that users can access a variety of services using the same account credentials. C. So that the admin user can manage user accounts centrally on the directory server, rather than individually on. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
What are two reasons a system administrator might choose to store user accounts on a directory server? Choose two - partial credit possible.
Options
- ASo that users can access their FileVault-protected home directories quickly.
- BSo that users can access a variety of services using the same account credentials.
- CSo that the admin user can manage user accounts centrally on the directory server, rather than individually on
- DSo that the admin user can implement Windows-style hashes for SMB/CIFS file sharing; hashes are
- ESo that the admin user can use parental controls to manage users; parental controls restrictions can only be
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A7% (3)
- B74% (32)
- D5% (2)
- E14% (6)
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