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In Windows Server 2012 R2, there are several types of user accounts that serve different purposes and provide different levels of access within the system. The types of accounts recognized in this version of Windows Server include:

- **Administrator accounts**: These accounts have full control over the system, allowing them to manage configurations, resources, and services.

- **Guest accounts**: These are limited access accounts that allow users to log on to the computer without a personal account. Guest accounts offer minimal privileges and are designed for occasional use.

- **Standard user accounts**: These accounts provide basic access to the system and its applications without the elevated privileges granted to administrator accounts.

The term "Network accounts," however, is not recognized as a distinct category of user account in Windows Server 2012 R2. Instead, user accounts are generally categorized into the aforementioned types. In the context of network environments, while accounts may indeed interact with networked resources, they do not form a separate class of user accounts as indicated in the choices. This clarifies why "Network accounts" is not considered a type of user account in Windows Server 2012 R2.