The Network Access Account is used by client computers when they cannot use their local computer account to
access content on distribution points. For example, this applies to workgroup clients and computers from
untrusted domains. This account might also be used during operating system deployment when the computer
installing the operating system does not yet have a computer account on the domain.
Which of the following is FALSE?

A.
You can configure the Network Access Account on a central administration site.

B.
You should not grant this account interactive logon rights

C.
When Configuration Manager tries to use the computername$ account to download the content and it fails,
it automatically tries the Network Access Account again, even if it has previously tried and failed.

D.
The Network Access Account is never used as the security context to run programs, install software
updates, or run task sequences; only for accessing resources on the network.