This diagram shows who is responsible in preventing cyberbullying. A flowchart. Top box is labeled Cyberbullying can be prevente
d! A line leads to two boxes labeled Parents/guardians, Schools. Lines lead from Schools to boxes labeled Administrators, Teachers, Students. Based on the diagram, which explains the most effective way to stop cyberbullying? Teachers monitor home computer use, students establish technology-usage policies at school, and parents teach online safety. Parents monitor home computer use, administrators secure school computers, and students report cyberbullying. Students monitor home computer use, administrators monitor teachers, and teachers report cyberbullying. Parents report cyberbullying, teachers monitor administrators, and students limit access to certain websites.
A domain controllers is a server which acknowledges authentication requests and validates users access on the computer network in order to use the resources.
This is done by the domain controller by verifying the username and password.
It also allows user to access the other domain and also access the resources of other domain.
For example there is a network of multiple computers and each computer requires authentication i.e user is asked to provide the username and password.
Authenticating every computer and managing is not easy so a computer is appointed this task of authentication other computers.
This computer is called domain controller which can easily maintain these authentication details of the users.
The authentication information (login details) of users, computers and shared resources is saved in Active Directory database.
If a user requests access to the resource via login then the login details (username and password) of the user should match with that stored in the Active Directory in order to grant access to the user.
Domain controller enables resources sharing and is good for large networks and provides with improved security.