A company's IT administrator is tasked with managing user access to shared resources and applications. They decide to implement a structure that organizes users into groups based on their department while controlling access to resources centrally.
What is the best method for achieving this?
Using a workgroup setup for resource sharing
Implementing a domain with group policies to manage user access
Creating individual local user accounts on each device
Setting permissions at the application level for each user
Utilizing a domain is an effective strategy for managing user access because it allows for centralized control and organization of users into groups, enhancing security and simplifying administration. Each group can then be assigned specific permissions to access network resources based on the roles within the organization.
Other options, like creating individual local accounts, do not provide the same level of centralized management and are less scalable for larger environments.
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