How is Kerberos used when a user signs in to an Active Directory domain?
What will be an ideal response?
When a user signs in, the client computer sends an account name and password to the key distribution center. The key distribution center responds by issuing a temporary ticket that grants the user access to the Kerberos ticket-granting service on a domain controller (or standalone server), which then grants a permanent ticket to that computer. The permanent ticket, called a service ticket, is good for the duration of a logon session (or for another period of time specified by the server administrator in the account policies) and enables the computer to access network services beginning with the Logon service.
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Which of the following is not information that you can get using the show ip bgp neighbor command?
a. The BGP messages sent and received. b. The router id of the neighbor, which is always the same as the next-hop ip address. c. The BGP state. d. All the above are shown.
Which programming language is an interpreted language most commonly used for client-side Web scripting, such as animating page elements and validating input on HTML forms?
A. Prolog B. Python C. Java D. Javascript
As data are added to a list and collisions are resolved, some hashing algorithms tend to cause data to group within the list. This tendency of data to build up unevenly across a hashed list is known as ____.
A. grouping B. clustering C. collision tendency D. collision factor