____ is Microsoft's implementation of a directory services infrastructure.
A)NetBIOS
B)BOOTP
C)Kerberos
D)AD DS

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AD DS (Active Directory Domain Services) is Microsoft's implementation of a directory services infrastructure, which is used to store and manage information about network resources, such as computers, users, printers, and applications, and to authenticate and authorize access to those resources within a domain environment. NetBIOS (Answer A) is an older networking protocol that is no longer widely used. BOOTP (Answer B) is a protocol used for booting diskless workstations in a networked environment. Kerberos (Answer C) is a network authentication protocol used to provide secure communication over a network by verifying the identity of clients and services. While Kerberos is integrated with AD DS, it is not synonymous with it.

____ Is Microsoft's Implementation of a Directory Services Infrastructure