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| frazang 2002-11-11, 11:37 am |
| Happy Veteran's Day!
What Windows 2000 security allows the administrator to set the account lockout duration in the event of an intrusion attempt?
A) Account Policies
B) Local Policies
C) IP Security Policies
D) System Policies
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| RomeoMike 2002-11-11, 5:16 pm |
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A.
The drill down if you edit the domain or domain controller group policy:
Computer Configuration --> Windows Settings --> Security Settings --> Account Policies -->Account Lockout Policy --> Account lockout duration.
If it's a standalone workstation, and you're looking at the local security settings:
Security Settings --> Account Policies -->Account Lockout Policy --> Account lockout duration.
Ron
Major, USAF (Retired) | |
| ruscorp 2002-11-11, 6:39 pm |
| "A"
Private Rich, M.C.J.R.O.T.C. | |
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Originally posted by RomeoMike
A.
The drill down if you edit the domain or domain controller group policy:
Computer Configuration --> Windows Settings --> Security Settings --> Account Policies -->Account Lockout Policy --> Account lockout duration.
If it's a standalone workstation, and you're looking at the local security settings:
Security Settings --> Account Policies -->Account Lockout Policy --> Account lockout duration.
Ron
Major, USAF (Retired)
That about says it all right there
"A" is the answer. | |
| jocampo 2002-11-11, 7:51 pm |
| My answer... letter "A" | |
| NetChild1985 2002-11-12, 6:11 am |
| I'd say "A" as well. | |
| namrak 2002-11-12, 7:11 pm |
| First time in here, but seeing as MCSA is one of my goals I'll eventually get around to 218. No harm lurking and participating once in a while.
Going with answer (A) here. | |
| jocampo 2002-11-13, 5:30 pm |
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Originally posted by namrak
First time in here, but seeing as MCSA is one of my goals I'll eventually get around to 218. No harm lurking and participating once in a while.
Going with answer (A) here.
You are welcome. I'm studying for 218 too.Planning to take it soon...i hope this year... | |
| frazang 2002-11-13, 7:05 pm |
| A) Account Policies
Explanation: Account Policies in Windows 2000 works much the same as it did in Windows NT 4.0, controlling password settings, intruder detection and account lockout settings, and adding control for Kerberos V5.
Whether using Local Security Policy or Group Policies in Active Directory, administrators have numerous areas of control in Windows 2000. Settings in Windows 2000 security include account policies, for password, account lockout and Kerberos V5; local policies, including auditing, user rights, etc; public key policies to configure encrypted data recovery agents, trusted certificate authorities, etc; IP Security policies used mainly for configuring IPSec; and additional settings available in Group Policies, including event log policies to configure the settings for application, security and system log files; restricted group policies for management of built-in groups; system services policies to configure startup and security settings for services running on the computer; registry policies for setting security on Windows 2000 registry and finally file system policies for configuring security on specific file paths.
sorry about the lag time on this one everybody - i was in a computer free zone for a couple days | |
| twister166 2002-11-14, 12:36 pm |
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Originally posted by frazang
sorry about the lag time on this one everybody - i was in a computer free zone for a couple days
Was it nice to be without it or did you get withdraws???  | |
| frazang 2002-11-15, 12:33 pm |
| I got withdrawls. | |
| jocampo 2002-11-15, 1:08 pm |
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Originally posted by frazang
I got withdrawls.
Hi Michelle.
what you mean with "withdrawls"? | |
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| jocampo 2002-11-16, 7:10 am |
| I still do not understand!  | |
| twister166 2002-11-16, 5:29 pm |
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Originally posted by jocampo
I still do not understand!
Withdrawal, is like missing something and start to panic... like if one is on drugs, and go nuts without the drug... that is withdrawal...
So, she had an withdrawal as she is going nut without the computer... | |
| jocampo 2002-11-17, 7:51 am |
| Mm....ok ok...i tought withdrawals was when i were to my bank and get some money from the ATM machine, hahaha..
And by the way, if she has a computer withdrawal, ¿why she's still away? | |
| twister166 2002-11-17, 10:12 am |
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Originally posted by jocampo
And by the way, if she has a computer withdrawal, ¿why she's still away?
That, you will need to ask her, not me... My power is limited... May by she is busy, may be she is still away, may be she is pissed at you guys' remark lately... who know!?!?!?
I was a good boy, said nothing... | |
| jocampo 2002-11-17, 10:18 am |
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Originally posted by twister166
That, you will need to ask her, not me... My power is limited... May by she is busy, may be she is still away, may be she is pissed at you guys' remark lately... who know!?!?!?
I was a good boy, said nothing...
What does this means:
"may be she is pissed at you guys' remark lately"....sorry, english is my second language...i don't understand | |
| twister166 2002-11-17, 10:46 am |
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Originally posted by jocampo
What does this means:
"may be she is pissed at you guys' remark lately"....sorry, english is my second language...i don't understand
English is ALMOST my first language...
I am just saying that she could be angry at the comments that has been posted about "her"... think like cuites, cute, etc... They are probably meant as friendly jokes, but she could be sensitive to those comments. | |
| jocampo 2002-11-17, 12:49 pm |
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Originally posted by twister166
English is ALMOST my first language...
I am just saying that she could be angry at the comments that has been posted about "her"... think like cuites, cute, etc... They are probably meant as friendly jokes, but she could be sensitive to those comments.
Mmmm, i see...i get your point now....then, if that's true, i must give to her my apologize.... | |
| ruscorp 2002-11-17, 1:26 pm |
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Originally posted by twister166
English is ALMOST my first language...
I am just saying that she could be angry at the comments that has been posted about "her"... think like cuites, cute, etc... They are probably meant as friendly jokes, but she could be sensitive to those comments.
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