The Active Directory Recycle Bin uses a container named Deleted Objects to hold deleted AD DS objects in a status referred to by Microsoft as _____________
a. Tombstoned
b. Erased
c. Logically deleted
d. Temporarily deleted
C. During its lifetime, you can recover the object either directly or by means of an authoritative restore. When its lifetime has expired, the logically deleted object becomes a recycled object and most of its attributes are removed. This recycled object remains in the Deleted Objects container until its recycled object lifetime expires, at which time the garbage collection process physically removes the object.
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