The "Begins With" criteria filter is what your looking for
Answer:
Im unclear exactly what it is saying but i think its 2
Answer:
Password Settings object
Explanation:
Active Directory is made up of different services that are aimed at handling the access and permissions to resources over a network. It was developed by Microsoft and was originally used for centralized domain management but has evolved past that now.
In AD, the data stored are also known as Objects, these objects can be
- users or a group that has been given passwords and/or
- resources such as computers or printers.
- Organizational Units (OUs)
The object responsible for handling the configuration of passwords configuration is the Password Settings object.
Here, all settings relating to password setup, configuration, reset and so on takes place here. The settings can be applied to groups or users which can show the complexity, length, history of the password and so on.
<h3>Answer(:</h3>
•concatenation
• scanning
• substringing
• translation
• verification
<h3>if you want to remember means csstv;-)</h3>
I guess the correct answer is concurrency control
Cοncurrеncy cοntrοl is a databasе managеmеnt systеms (DBMS) cοncеpt that is usеd tο addrеss cοnflicts with thе simultanеοus accеssing οr altеring οf data that can οccur with a multi-usеr systеm.
In database systems, the DBMS enforces rules about which user can perform which action when. The rules are known as concurrency control.
