How do you manage user accounts in Windows Server?

Managing user accounts in Windows Server primarily involves using Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC). This tool is a graphical interface that allows administrators to create, modify, and delete user accounts and manage group policies effectively. It provides a centralized location to handle user account properties, delegate permissions, and organize users in organizational units (OUs).

Using ADUC simplifies the management of user accounts across the network, especially in larger environments where many users and services are involved. It allows for easy delegation of administrative roles, making it convenient for IT staff to control access rights and keep user data organized.

While other options like the Control Panel or Command Prompt can also be used for some minimal user management tasks, they do not offer the comprehensive capabilities that Active Directory Users and Computers provide, particularly in a domain-based environment. User Account Control is primarily aimed at security and access management rather than user account creation or management.