Technically, a server is defined as a computer program that allows proper functioning for other programs and devices. Are you an IT technician and want to assess your knowledge on servers. Chapter 5-server review is what you need.
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Logon hours can only be set on stand-alone computers
The users were logged on prior to 5pm
You highlighted 8 am to 5 pm, but selected “Logon denied”
The machines the other users are on have pending update installs that are preventing the log off sequence from taking place
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The user was disabled by administrator
The user has locked their screensaver password
The user has too many failed logon attempts and is locked out
The account’s properties have been locked to prevent modification
When the user is created
When the user first logs on
After the user first logs off
After the user creates his profile folder
%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Users
%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Documents and Settings
%SYSTEMDRIVE%\LocalUsers
%SYSTEMPARTITION%\LocalUsers
Delete Ntuser.dat from the profile
Rename Ntuser.dat to Ntuser.manual
Rename Ntuser.dat to Ntuser.man
Delete the AppData folder inside the profile
The shared resource no longer exists
The group has been converted from a security group to a distribution group
The group has been added to “Deny access to shared resources” policy on the
The group has been converted from a distribution group to a security group
Domain local groups can have universal groups from any domain in the forest as members
Universal groups can have universal groups from any domain in the forest as members
Global groups can be members of any global group in the forest
Domain local groups can be members of local groups on domain member computers
AGDLP
ADLGP
AGPDL
ADLPG
On a domain controller
On the local computer, under C:\Documents and Settings
On stand-alone servers only
In the local SAM database
Enterprise Admins
Domain Admins
DnsAdmins
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DSADD
DSGET
DSMOD
DSRM
CVSDE
LDAP
CSVDE
LDFIDE
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