Windows server 2012 Practice Test

The Security Templates snap-in is primarily designed to configure security settings within a Windows environment. Through this tool, administrators can create, manage, and apply security templates that define various security configurations for systems and applications. These templates can include settings for user rights assignments, audit policies, and security options that affect both the operating system and the applications running on it. By using security templates, administrators can ensure a consistent application of security settings across multiple machines, which is particularly important for maintaining compliance with organizational policies or regulatory requirements. This approach not only simplifies the management of security settings but also enhances the overall security posture by employing tested and standardized configurations. Other functions such as creating user accounts, managing group policies, or monitoring system health are not the primary focus of the Security Templates snap-in, as those tasks are typically handled by different tools within the Windows Server ecosystem.