Which benefit of being joined to a domain is not natively shared by Apple Macintosh computers?

Which benefit of being joined to a domain is not natively shared by Apple Macintosh computers?

• Group Policy
• Password Policy Enforcement
• Single Sign-On
• Windows Home Folders 

 

EXPLANATION

A domain-joined Mac workstation allows users to enjoy the following privileges:

• Kerberos authentication and delegation, including Single Sign-On to local, AD, and Open Directory resources
• AD password policy enforcement
• Support for AD user and group accounts
• Windows home folders

Of course, Mac computers do not have a Windows Registry and so therefore cannot be managed natively by Group Policy (the password policy issue previously mentioned is a notable exception).

SOURCE

https://4sysops.com/archives/how-to-join-a-mac-os-x-computer-to-active-directory/