A systems administrator is configuring Windows management controls on several workstations. Match each Windows Administrative Console snap-in executable (.msc file) to its corresponding administrative task.
- secpol.mscConfiguring password complexity requirements and account lockout thresholds on a standalone workstation
- taskschd.mscScheduling automated maintenance scripts to execute based on specific system events or time intervals
- services.mscConfiguring automatic failure recovery actions and startup types for background operational daemons
- perfmon.mscCreating Data Collector Sets to log real-time hardware performance metrics over extended periods for baselining
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secpol.msc matches with configuring local password complexity and account lockout policies. taskschd.msc matches with scheduling automated maintenance scripts. services.msc matches with configuring automatic recovery actions for background services. perfmon.msc matches with creating Data Collector Sets for baseline monitoring.
Each MMC snap-in executable corresponds directly to a specific system administration utility: secpol.msc manages local security and account policies; taskschd.msc configures event-driven or schedule-driven automated task triggers; services.msc configures background daemon properties and failure recovery settings; perfmon.msc creates Data Collector Sets for performance monitoring and baseline creation.
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Windows Administrative Console MMC Snap-ins