What type of network access control uses Active Directory to scan a device to verify that it is in compliance?

Agentless NAC

Explanation:

An active directory is a kind of storage service that holds data of objects like user credentials, resource location etc, for permission and network access authentication.

Network access control is a form of computer network security that integrates security technology like antivirus, intrusion detection and prevention systems etc to system authorisation and authentication processes to control access to a network.

An agentless network access control uses the active directory to scan devices to confirm its compliance to security policies.

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b. related objects

explanation:

data is stored in related objects in an access database.