An administrator has been tasked with deploying Microsoft SQL Server database servers in an Active...

The NDB Windows Domain Profile centralizes the Active Directory information required when provisioning Microsoft SQL Server database server VMs. It contains the domain FQDN, domain credentials, organizational-unit paths, SQL Server service startup account, and NDB worker service account information. A group Managed Service Account is an Active Directory service identity and therefore belongs in this domain-related configuration rather than a Software, Database Parameters, or Network Profile. A Software Profile supplies the operating system and SQL Server binaries. A Database Parameters Profile controls SQL Server engine initialization and runtime settings, while a Network Profile specifies the VLAN and IP configuration used by the VM. Because the requirement concerns the identity under which SQL Server services operate in an Active Directory environment, the correct selection is C, Windows Domain Profile. NDB User Guide—Windows Domain Profiles

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