A senior systems administrator is reviewing operational management workflows across Windows 11 Enterprise workstations to enforce administrative compliance and performance baselining. Match each administrative requirement on the left with the most appropriate native Windows management snap-in or utility on the right.
- Capturing continuous system metrics (such as Processor Queue Length and Available MBytes memory) into a log file over a scheduled 48-hour evaluation period.Performance Monitor (perfmon.msc)
- Reconfiguring the service execution account identity for a custom background worker application from Local System to a low-privilege domain account.Services MMC Snap-in (services.msc)
- Configuring an automated execution sequence that launches an administrative recovery script immediately upon the logging of a specific Security Audit failure Event ID.Task Scheduler (taskschd.msc)
- Auditing active remote SMB connections and disconnecting specific locked file handles hosted on a peer-to-peer workstation share.Computer Management Shared Folders (compmgmt.msc)
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The administrative requirements map to the utilities as follows: 48-hour baseline counter logging maps to Performance Monitor; service account identity configuration maps to the Services MMC snap-in; event-triggered automated script execution maps to Task Scheduler; and SMB active session/open file management maps to Computer Management Shared Folders.
Each administrative tool serves a distinct management function: Performance Monitor captures historical baselines via Data Collector Sets; the Services snap-in manages service logon security contexts; Task Scheduler handles event-driven task automation; and Computer Management (Shared Folders) controls network user sessions and file locks on shared directories.
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Windows Administrative Tool Capabilities and Management Scenarios