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16.
Which of the following terms describes the process of granting users access to file
server shares by reading their permissions?
- A.Authentication
- B.Authorization
- C.Enumeration
- D.Assignment
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Answer : [B]
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A. Incorrect: Authentication is the process of verifying the user’s identity. B. Correct: Authorization is the process by which a user is granted access to specific resources based on the permissions he or she possesses. C. Incorrect: Access-based enumeration is a Windows feature that prevents users from seeing resources to which they do not have permissions. D. Incorrect: Assignment describes the process of granting permissions, not reading permissions. |
17.
Which of the following are tasks you can perform by using the quotas in File Server
Resource Manager but can’t perform by using NTFS quotas? (Choose all that apply.)
- A.Send an email message to an administrator when users exceed their limits.
- B.Specify different storage limits for each user.
- C.Prevent users from consuming storage space on a volume beyond their allotted limit.
- D.Generate warnings to users when they approach their allotted storage limit.
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Answer : [A]
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A. Correct: Using File Server Resource Manager, you can notify administrators with
email messages when users exceed their allotment of storage. B. Incorrect: Using NTFS Quotas, you can create quotas for individual users that specify different storage limits. C. Incorrect: You can use NTFS quotas to prevent users from consuming storage space on a volume beyond their allotted limit. D. Incorrect: You can use NTFS quotas to generate warnings to users when they approach their allotted storage limit. |
18.
In the Windows Server 2012 R2 NTFS permission system, combinations of advanced
permissions are also known as ____________ permissions. (Choose all that apply.)
- A.Special
- B.Basic
- C.Share
- D.Standard
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Answer : [B,D]
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A. Incorrect: In Windows Server versions prior to Windows Server 2012 R2, special
permissions are combined to form standard permissions. B. Correct: Basic permissions are formed by creating various combinations of advanced permissions. C. Incorrect: Share permissions are a system that is separate from the NTFS permission system. D. Correct: In Windows Server versions prior to Windows Server 2012 R2, standard permissions are formed by creating various combinations of special permissions. |
19.
Which of the following statements best describes the role of the security principal in
file system permission assignments?
- A.The security principal in file system permission assignments is the only person who can access a file that has no permissions assigned to it.
- B.The security principal in file system permission assignments is the person responsible for creating permission policies.
- C.The security principal in file system permission assignments is the person assigning the permissions.
- D.The security principal in file system permission assignments is the person to whom the permissions are assigned.
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Answer : [D]
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A. Incorrect: The owner is the only person who can access a file that has no
permissions assigned to it. B. Incorrect: The security principal is not the person responsible for creating an organization’s permission policies. C. Incorrect: The security principal receives permissions; the security principal does not create them. D. Correct: The security principal is the user or computer to which permissions are assigned. |
20.
Which of the following terms best describes the software interface through which a
computer communicates with a print device?
- A.Printer
- B.Print server
- C.Printer driver
- D.Print Management console
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Answer : [A]
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A. Correct: In Windows, a printer is the software interface through which a computer
communicates with a print device. B. Incorrect: A print server is a device that receives print jobs from clients and sends them to print devices that are either attached locally or connected to the network. C. Incorrect: A printer driver is a device driver that converts the print jobs generated by applications into an appropriate string of commands for a specific print device. D. Incorrect: The Print Management snap-in is a tool that administrators can use to manage printers all over the network. |
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