ITOS Chapter 10 Windows Server 2003

Active Directory permissions that control whether users or groups can read of modify the attributes associated with Active Directory objects.

The Client software component of Software Update Services.

The wizard available in Active Directory Users and Computers to simplify the delegation of administrative authority.

The mode used to install a program that will be used in a Terminal Services environment.

The extension associated with a saved Microsoft Management Console File.

Active Directory permissions that control the level to which a user can modify an object such as a user account.

The client software used to connect to a server running Terminal Services or Remote Desktop for Administration

A feature that allows administrators to remotely connect to the desktop of a Windows Server 2003 system for administrative purposes.

A feature that allows users to open certain administrative tools or issue commands using alternate credentials.

A server application designed to add control and flexibility over the deployment of security patches and hot fixes to client and server systems on a network.

A Windows Server 2003 feature that allows users to connect to a Windows Server 2003 system and interact with applications as if sitting at the server console.

The normal running mode for a Terminal Services environment.

The Windows feature that allows operating systems to download service packs, patches and hot fixes them from Microsoft in an automated fashion rather than by manual download.