You have performed an audit and found an active account for an employee with the username foer, This user no long Which command can you use to disable this account? usermod -1 joer usermod -d joer usermod -u joer usermod -L joer (1) English Legal | Copyright o comptia, Inc. All rights reserved,

To disable an account for an employee with the username "foer," you would use the command that locks the user account. The correct command from the options provided is: **`usermod -L joer`** Here's a breakdown of the options: 1. **`usermod -l joer`**: This command is incorrect because it attempts to change the username to "joer." 2. **`usermod -d joer`**: This command is incorrect because it attempts to change the home directory of the user to "joer." 3. **`usermod -u joer`**: This command is incorrect because it attempts to change the user ID of the user to "joer." 4. **`usermod -L joer`**: This command is correct as it locks the user account, effectively disabling it. Therefore, to disable the account for the user "foer," you would use: ```bash usermod -L foer ``` Make sure to replace "joer" with "foer" in the command to target the correct user.