Lesson 4 Review
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1. What can you do when you log on locally to a computer, and what determines
what you can do when you log on locally to a computer?
When you log on locally to a computer, you can access the appropriate resources on that computer
and you can perform specific system tasks. What you can do when logged on locally to a
computer is determined by the access token assigned to the user account you used to log on.
The access token is your identification for that local computer; it contains your security settings.
These security settings allow you to access specific resources on that computer and to
perform specific system tasks.