What is a Management Interface typically used for?

The Management Interface is primarily used for system configuration. This interface provides users with tools and options to adjust and manage the settings of a system, such as network configurations, security settings, performance monitoring, and overall system management. It is designed to give administrators and users a centralized location to configure how the system operates, ensuring that it meets specific organizational needs and requirements.

The other options refer to tasks that, while they may be part of system management, typically do not fall under the primary function of a Management Interface. For instance, installing new applications, creating user accounts, and performing virus scans may be part of the broader administrative responsibilities but are usually handled through specific applications or interfaces tailored for those tasks, rather than the Management Interface itself.