A technician is reviewing the logical access control method an organization uses. One of the senior managers requests that the technician prevent staff members from logging on during non- working…

The correct answer is C. Time of day restrictions. Time of day restrictions (also called logon hour restrictions) are an access control feature available in most directory services (e.g., Active Directory) that limit when a user account is permitted to authenticate. By configuring these restrictions, the administrator can block…

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A technician is reviewing the logical access control method an organization uses. One of the senior managers requests that the technician prevent staff members from logging on during non- working days. Which of the following should the technician implement to meet managements request?

Options

AEnforce Kerberos
BDeploy smart cards
CTime of day restrictions
DAccess control lists

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B
3% (1)
C
95% (35)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

Time of day restrictions (also called logon hour restrictions) are an access control feature available in most directory services (e.g., Active Directory) that limit when a user account is permitted to authenticate. By configuring these restrictions, the administrator can block logins on weekends or holidays, enforcing the organization's policy without disabling accounts. Kerberos is an authentication protocol and does not inherently restrict logon hours. Smart cards provide multi-factor authentication but do not restrict when access is allowed. Access control lists (ACLs) control permissions to resources, not the time at which users may log in.

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