1These accounts are used by different services running on the operating system to access the system resources.
system accounts
2has the highest privilege on the operating system
super user accounts
3user account is known as the Administrator account
windows
4 known as the root account.
linux
5 user account has moderate privilege
regular user account
6user account has the lowest privilege
guest user account
7 an individual identity of a user
user account
8collective identity of all users who belong to a specific group
group account
9can do anything they must be assigned to one or more sites
contributor user
10can be granted access to protected sites; can also be granted access to the chrome extension and to courses
reader user
11are only used to manage the user accounts which are alike or require access to a particular resource.
group account
12Username and passwords are stored on the local machine
local user accounts
13Usernames and passwords of are stored in a central machine usually known as the server
network user accounts
14Usernames and passwords of these accounts are stored in a remote machine.
remote service account
15This account does not require a password to log in.
Anonymous user accounts
16are populated manually, that is, all users are individually added by the administrator.
Static user groups
17 are populated and maintained through either a query or a directory server
Dynamic user groups
18a process that allows a device to verify the identify of someone who connects to a network resource.
user authentication
19 very important when you use dynamic IP addressing (DHCP) for computers on the trusted or optional network
authentication
20→ Is a systems engineering process for establishing and maintaining consistency of a
product's performance
→ is a form of IT service management (ITSM) as defined by ITIL . It's sometimes
referred to as IT automation.
configuration management
21essentially a flaw in the design, configuration, or implementation of a system, circuit
single point of failure
22→can also reduce the risk of potential SPOFs
microservices architecture
23s a lack of order or predictability; a gradual decline into disorder
entropy