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

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AD DS, or Active Directory Domain Services, is Microsoft's implementation of a directory services infrastructure. It provides centralized authentication and authorization services for Windows-based computers. NetBIOS is a legacy protocol for naming computers on a network, BOOTP is a protocol for booting computers over a network, and Kerberos is a network authentication protocol. While these technologies may be used in conjunction with AD DS, they are not equivalent to it.

____ Is Microsoft's Implementation of a Directory Services Infrastructure