Which choice best defines the Windows NT Security Account Manager?

A.
The portion of the GINA.DLL that controls security

B.
The database containing the identities and credentials of users

C.
The name of the machine responsible for management of all security on the LAN

D.
The interface that is responsible for logging on and user IDs

Explanation:
The Windows NT Security Account Manager main task is to manage the SAM database which contains identities and credentials for the users in the domain..
Incorrect Answers:
A: The GINA.DLL is used for login authentication.
C: The Windows NT Security Account Manager doesn’t denote any particular machine in the LAN.
D: The Windows Security Account Manager is much more that the log on/lock interface.