A(n)____ CA does not have to be integrated with Active Directory and so does not have to use user and security group information derived from Active Directory.
A) standalone root
B) enterprise root
C) enterprise subordinate
D) standalone subordinate

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Standalone CAs are independent of Active Directory and can manage their own user and security group information. Enterprise CAs, on the other hand, are integrated with Active Directory and rely on its user and security group information. Within the standalone category, there are two types of CAs: standalone root and standalone subordinate. Standalone root CAs are the highest level in the standalone hierarchy and issue self-signed certificates. Standalone subordinate CAs are lower-level CAs that receive their certificates from a standalone root or an enterprise root CA.

A(n)____ CA Does Not Have to Be Integrated with Active