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10/08/2022 10:28 pm
In enterprises with strict terminal host access control management, administrators hope to bind terminal hosts and accounts to prevent terminal users from accessing the controlled network from unauthorized terminal hosts at will.
Which of the following is true about the description of binding end hosts and accounts?
- A . When Any Office logs in with an account for the first time, the terminal host is automatically bound to the current account, but the automatic binding process requires administrator approval.
- B . When other accounts need to be authenticated on the bound terminal host, they do not need to seek authorization from the person in charge of the asset that was bound for the first time.
- C . Binding the terminal host and account is only applicable to the scenario where the terminal user is authenticated through the Any Office, and not applicable to the scenario where the authentication is performed through the Web Agent plug-in and the Web client.
- D . There is only one terminal host to which the account is bound, which cannot be configured by the administrator.
Suggested Answer: C