Question
You are configuring the local security policy of a Windows system. You want to require users to create passwords that are at least 10 characters long. You also want to prevent log on after three unsuccessful logon attempts.
Which of the following policies are BEST to configure? (Select TWO).
answer
Enforce password history
Account lockout threshold
Minimum password length
Account lockout duration
Maximum password age
Password complexity
Which of the following policies are BEST to configure? (Select TWO).
answer
Enforce password history
Account lockout threshold
Minimum password length
Account lockout duration
Maximum password age
Password complexity
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To meet the requirements you specified, the two best policies to configure are:
1. **Minimum password length** - This policy will ensure that users must create passwords that are at least 10 characters long.
2. **Account lockout threshold** - This policy will prevent log on after three unsuccessful logon attempts by locking the account after the specified number of failed attempts.
These two policies will effectively enforce the password length requirement and the account lockout after a certain number of unsuccessful logon attempts.
1. **Minimum password length** - This policy will ensure that users must create passwords that are at least 10 characters long.
2. **Account lockout threshold** - This policy will prevent log on after three unsuccessful logon attempts by locking the account after the specified number of failed attempts.
These two policies will effectively enforce the password length requirement and the account lockout after a certain number of unsuccessful logon attempts.