IT Support Engineer

A Verify identity, check the cause, and unlock according to policy B Create a shared account for the user C Disable all domain controllers D Ask for the user's password in a group chat

A Stores a user's personal photos B Provides an identity for an application or service to run securely C Replaces a DHCP server D Repairs a monitor

A It prevents all phishing B It makes passwords unnecessary C It reduces exposure of elevated privileges during routine work D It increases screen resolution

A A way to avoid access controls B One password shared by all staff C A login method that never expires D One authentication event can provide access to multiple approved applications

A Assigns permissions to a set of users or computers more efficiently B Combines multiple monitors into one display C Changes a device's MAC address D Repairs corrupted system files

A Reveal the user's previous password B Restore access after verifying identity and following security policy C Bypass all authentication controls D Disable audit logging

A Authentication assigns IPs; authorization assigns MACs B They mean exactly the same thing C Authentication verifies identity; authorization determines permitted actions D Authorization verifies identity; authentication sets file permissions

A Testing a monitor cable B Deleting old log files only C Replacing a computer battery D Creating and configuring access for a user or service

A Removing or disabling access and resources when they are no longer needed B Creating a new mailbox C Installing a new keyboard D Increasing the DHCP lease time

A They are only used for printing B They provide critical identity and authentication services for the domain C They store no important configuration D They replace every workstation