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Which of the following file systems is supported by Windows Server 2008? (Choose all that apply.) |
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Which of the following is true about the FAT32 file system? (Choose all that apply.) |
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Supports a maximum file size of 4 GB, Does not support file permissions |
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An image file of a full DVD can be stored on a FAT32 volume. Ture or False? |
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Which of the following is true about NTFS? |
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Users can access older versions of a file. |
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Which of the following isn't true about disk qoutas? |
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Qoutas can be overridden for groups. |
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Mount points can be created only on an NTFS volume. Ture or False? |
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Terry stores all her files in the Documents folder on her C drive. She finds that the C drive is getting low on disk space, so she has a new disk installed. She wants to continue using her Documents folder as the location for organizing all her files, and most of her applications use this folder as the default location for opening and saving files. What is the best course of action for Terry to continue working as usual? |
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Create a new folder in the Documents folder, and mount the new volume in the folder. |
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You have been getting quite a few calls with requests to restore files from a backup because the file was accidentally deleted from a share or because the user needed a previous version of a file that was overwritten. Restoring the files has become a burden, and sometimes you need to repeat the process several times until you find the version the user needs. What can you do to give users a way to access the files they need and reduce your administrative burden? |
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Enable shadow copies on the volumes where the shares are hosted. |
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Which of the following is true about file compression? (Choose all that apply.) |
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Files moved to a new location on the same volume always retain their compression attribute, Files copied to a new location on the same volume inherit the compression attribute from the parent container. |
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Shadow copies always keep 64 previuos versions of a file. True or False? |
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Which of the following is true about EFS? (Choose all that apply.) |
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Unencrypted files that are moved or copied to a folder with the encryption attribute set are always encrypted; by default encrypted files can be opened only by the user account that encrypted the file. |
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Several users use the same computer. One user, Jim, has encrypted a file because it contains sensitive information and needs Bill to have access to the encrypted file, too. When Jim tries to add Bill to the list of users who can access the file, Bill isn't listed as a user that can be added. How can Bill be added to the list of users allowed to access the encrypted file? |
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Have Bill encrypt a file on the system. This action creates a certificate for Bill on the computer, and he can then be added to the access list of other encrypted files. |
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Which of the following is true about share and NTFS permissions? |
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NTFS permissions area applied to network access. |
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A user needs to create files and make changes to file contents. Aside from the Read permission, what other permission should the user be granted without allowing more access than is necessary? |
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The Tsmith user account has been granted the Read share permission. Tsmith is a member of the Sales group, which has been granted the Change share permission. On the shared folder's Security tab, Sales has been granted Full Control, and the Domain Users group has been granted Read permission. Which of the following can Tsmith do in the share when accessing it from the network? (Choose all that apply.) |
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Delete all files, Create files |
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You're the administrator of a file server. Tom, who is on vacation, had created a file that Mary needs access to, but neither her account nor the Administrator account has permission to access the file. What is the best way to allow Mary to access the file? |
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As Administrator, take ownership of the file; grant Mary the permission she needs, and then give ownership back to Tom. |
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Which of the following can be used to create shares? (Choose all that apply.) |
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Advanced Sharing, File Sharing Wizard, Share and Storage Management |
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What is the maximum number of users who can simultaneously access a share created on a Vista Computer? |
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You need to prevent members of a group from accessing a subfolder of a folder to which the group does have access. What is the best way to do this? |
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Disable permission inheritance on the subfolder, and copy existing permissions; Remove the group from the subfolder's DACL |
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You need to create a share containing confidential information that only a select group of people should know about. You don't want this share to appear in user's network browse lists. What can you do that involoves the least administrative effort and disruption? |
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Put a $ character at the end of the share name. |
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What command can you put in a batch file to allow users to access the Public share on the ServPub1 server, using the drive letter P? |
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net use P: \\ServPub1\Public |
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Over the years, your network has grown from 2 servers to 15 servers. Most of these servers have shared folders on them. Users are having difficulty remembering which share is on which server as well as the server names. You want to make access to the share simpler. What is the best solution to this problem? |
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Install the Distributed File System role service. |
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A folder can be shared only with a single name and single set of share permissions. Ture of False? |
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You're seeing heavy use on one of your shared printers, and users often have to wait in line to get their print jobs. What printing feature can you use to best alleviate the problem? |
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You have installed a shared printer with the default permissions and want users to be able to manage their own documents in the print queue. What do you need to do? |
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