Review Questions

1.	Each user on the network is represented in the Active Directory by a user _________ object.
2.	Windows Server 2003 user accounts are created and managed by using which tool?
3.	An object that can hold other objects is known as a .
4.	________ are used to logically divide a domain.
5.	True or false: A user may be in only one group other than the default Domain Users group.
6.	A user who needs to administer multiple domains should be made a member of the ________________ group.
7.	Users who need to set permissions on files but do not need to modify user accounts should be placed into the ___________________ group.
8.	In general, should users be placed into global groups or domain local groups?
9.	Which type of group usually is assigned access to resources?
10.	Groups created in the Active Directory to allow e-mail to be sent to multiple users are known as ______________ groups.
11.	True or false: A user account in Windows Server 2003 should be thought of as representing a role in the organization, not an individual employee. __________
12.	The hours when a user may log on to the network can be configured from the ______________ tab in the User Properties window.
13.	Permissions give you access to resources, whereas _______________ let you perform tasks.
14.	True or false: Users can be prevented from changing their own password in Windows Server 2003. _____________________________________________
15.	If you wish to share files from your Windows XP Professional machine but have no server to provide Active Directory services, you can use only _______________________________ groups to provide this access.

Answers

1.	Account
2.	Active Directory Users and Computers
3.	Container
4.	Organizational units
5.	False
6.	Enterprise Admins
7.	Server Operators
8.	Global groups
9.	Domain local group
10.	Distribution
11.	True
12.	Account
13.	Rights
14.	True
15.	Local