GSNA · Question #281
You work as a Network Administrator for XYZ CORP. The company has a Windows Server 2008 network environment. The network is configured as a Windows Active Directory-based single forest single domain…
The correct answer is B. Change of password for a user account C. Addition of a user account to a group D. Creation of a user account. Audit account management is one of the nine audit settings that can be configured on a Windows computer. This option is enabled to audit each event that is related to a user managing an account in the user database on the computer where the auditing is configured. These events…
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You work as a Network Administrator for XYZ CORP. The company has a Windows Server 2008 network environment. The network is configured as a Windows Active Directory-based single forest single domain network. You have installed a Windows Server 2008 computer. You have configured auditing on this server. The client computers of the company use the Windows XP Professional operating system. You want to audit each event that is related to a user managing an account in the user database on the computer where the auditing is configured. To accomplish the task, you have enabled the Audit account management option on the server. Which of the following events can be audited by enabling this audit option?
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- AAccess to an Active Directory object
- BChange of password for a user account
- CAddition of a user account to a group
- DCreation of a user account
How the community answered
(19 responses)- A21% (4)
- B79% (15)
Explanation
Audit account management is one of the nine audit settings that can be configured on a Windows computer. This option is enabled to audit each event that is related to a user managing an account in the user database on the computer where the auditing is configured. These events include the following: Creating a user account Adding a user account to a group Renaming a user account Changing password for a user account This option is also used to audit the changes to the domain account of the domain controllers.
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