Setting Up a User for Smart Card Authentication

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Set up a user for smart card authentication when you have deployed smart cards in your organization. To set up a SY0-201 user for smart card authentication, complete the following steps: 1.In the Properties dialog box for the user account, in the Account Options list on Account tab, click Smart Card Is Required For Interactive Logon. 2.Click OK. Setting up a user for smart card authentication is only one task required for deploying smart cards in your organization. The details for deploying smart cards are beyond the scope of this training kit. Refer to "Checklist: Deploying Smart Cards for logon on to Windows" in Windows Server 2003 Help for detailed information about deploying smart cards. To modify properties for domain user accounts, complete the following steps: 1.On the Administrative Tools menu, click Active Directory Users And Computers,and then click the domain. 2.Click the appropriate OU to view available domain user accounts. 3.Right-click the domain sy0-201 security user account for which you want to modify properties, and then click Properties. 4.Click the appropriate tab for the properties that you want to enter or change, and then complete the necessary information. Click OK. Always require new users to change their passwords the first time that they log on,so only the user knows the password. Be able to set the various password options. Provide detailed property information for each domain user account that you create so you can use this information to search for users in the directory. Be able to set logon hours, set the computer from which a user can log on, and set an account expiration date. A user profile is a collection of folders and data that stores the user's current desktop environment, application settings, and personal data. A user profile also contains all of the network connections that are established when a user logs on to a computer. There are four types of user profiles: local, roaming, mandatory, and temporary. A local user profile is based at the local computer and comptia security is available at only the local computer. Be able to create a local user profile.