Okay as usual we'll start with a couple of questions before we begin the overview of this section.
So a question is what is the purpose of a Roman profile.
Press pause here and think about it.
And the answer is it's stores and synchronize to the user profile to a network share.
This allows the user to roam between the computers and still receive the same profile when they sign
onto a new computer.
Another question what is the difference between disabling an account and an account being locked out.
Again press pause and think about it.
And the answer is disabling an account is an intentional act by an administrator to prevent the use
of an account an account lockout can only be the result of too many bad luck on attempts.
Assuming that the password policy is configured in force that no after a warm innocuous question slides
my one to this section Overview This section is managing user accounts a user object an Active Directory
is far more than just properties related to the user security identity or account.
It is the cornerstone of identity and access in ADF therefore consistent efficient and secure processes
regarding the administration of user accounts are integral to enterprise security management.
In this section you'll learn about managing user accounts which is more complex than just creating and
deleting them user accounts have attributes that you can use for purposes such as storing additional
user contact information or application specific information for Active Directory of our applications.
Additionally there are user specific files and surgeons that are not stored in 80 years but in the user
profile.
Lastly you'll learn about to use in user templates to help you create user accounts more easily.
After completing the section you'll be able to create user accounts configure user account attributes
manage user accounts create user profiles and manage inactive and disabled user recounts.
You'll also be able to explain user account templates and use user account templates to manage accounts.
So let's move on to the next lesson where we'll talk about creating user accounts.