A tier-2 systems administrator is configuring Windows administrative utilities on Windows 11 Enterprise workstations to meet specific operational security and management requirements. Match each administrative tool on the left with the management task on the right for which it is primary and best suited.
- Component Services (dcomcnfg.exe)Configure COM+ application security, DCOM object permissions, and Distributed Transaction Coordinator settings.
- Local Security Policy (secpol.msc)Define User Rights Assignments, Account Lockout thresholds, and Security Options on non-domain workstations.
- Performance Monitor (perfmon.msc)Create custom User Defined Data Collector Sets to continuously log CPU, memory, and disk metrics over a 72-hour period.
- Task Scheduler (taskschd.msc)Automate the execution of a diagnostic script whenever a specific Windows Event Log ID is registered.
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Component Services matches configuring COM+/DCOM object security and transaction settings. Local Security Policy matches defining User Rights Assignments and Account Lockout thresholds. Performance Monitor matches creating User Defined Data Collector Sets for multi-day resource logging. Task Scheduler matches triggering automated script execution based on specific Event Log IDs.
Each Windows management snap-in targets distinct operational tasks: Component Services manages DCOM permissions and COM+ apps; Local Security Policy enforces local account policies and user rights; Performance Monitor tracks and logs hardware metrics over time via Data Collector Sets; and Task Scheduler automates tasks in response to event triggers or time schedules.
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Windows Administrative Tools and MMC Snap-ins