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What does a directory service in computer networks do?
What does a directory service in computer networks do?
- Stores and organizes information about network protocols
- Provides access to network resources only
- Manages computer operating system's directory
- Stores and organizes information about users, passwords, and network resources (correct)
What is the role of metadata in a user account object within a directory service?
What is the role of metadata in a user account object within a directory service?
- Manages user permissions
- Authenticates user access to network resources
- Specifies what information is included in every user account object (correct)
- Encrypts user passwords
Which of the following is an example of a directory service?
Which of the following is an example of a directory service?
- X.500 (correct)
- HTTP
- SMTP
- FTP
Why do organizations need to store information in a centralized data store?
Why do organizations need to store information in a centralized data store?
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What type of information does a directory service respond to requests for?
What type of information does a directory service respond to requests for?
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