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Spid's Mon (9/30) Win2K Pro. QoD
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| Well another week is upon us and time for another round of questions 
Here we go.....
For testing purposes, Twister166's computer is configured to dual boot between Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Professional. Drive C is formatted with FAT. Drive D is formatted with NTFS.
For security reasons, he encrypts the folder D:\Private_Stuff
A week later, Twister166's testing is complete and he no longer needs to maintain Windows 98 on his system. He takes the necessary steps to remove Windows 98 from his system, and keeps the files and folders of applications he has previously installed under Windows 2000. Twister166 now has his computer booting soley to Windows 2000 Professional and all is functioning normally.
Twister166 wants to transfer the Private_Stuff folder to drive C. The folder and all of its contents must remain encrypted on drive C.
Which of the following should he take to achieve this? (Select the best choice)
A. Move the Private_Stuff folder to drive C and do nothing else.
B. Format drive C in NTFS, copy the Private_Stuff folder to drive C, delete the Private_Stuff folder from drive D and do nothing else.
C. Format drive C in NTFS, copy the Private_Stuff folder to drive C, re-encrypt the Private_Stuff folder and all of its contents on drive C, and delete the Private_Stuff folder from drive D.
D. Convert drive C to NTFS, copy the Private_Stuff folder to drive C, re-encrypt the Private_Stuff folder on drive C, and delete the Private_Stuff folder from drive D.
E. Convert drive C to NTFS, copy the Private_Stuff folder to drive C, delete the Private folder from drive D and do nothing else.
Good luck and see you Monday night/Tuesday morning for the answer! | |
| denis_baribeau 2002-09-30, 7:46 am |
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Correction I thought both B,C were the same .
E only | |
| Slinky 2002-09-30, 8:09 am |
| Answer should be E. | |
| Deja-vue 2002-09-30, 9:24 am |
| yepp an E asy one... | |
| tweetgirl 2002-09-30, 9:41 am |
| E, for me! | |
| NetChild1985 2002-09-30, 9:55 am |
| Easy! | |
| aklab 2002-09-30, 10:25 am |
| This is easy its E.
By the way are u taking these from Transcender? I had an identical question on thier 210 exam. | |
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Originally posted by aklab
This is easy its E.
By the way are u taking these from Transcender? I had an identical question on thier 210 exam.
I have quite a few resources I pull the questions from and modify. I usually have 3 or 4 study resources I use in preparation for any exam. I pulled this one from a 70-215 exam prep package and modified it slightly. There is quite a bit of overlap between the 70-210 and 70-215 exams, so you may see similar questions to what you may have encountered in preparing for your exams, but identical questions... No. | |
| adam salam 2002-09-30, 11:36 am |
| also going with E  | |
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Originally posted by Spid
Well another week is upon us and time for another round of questions
Here we go.....
For testing purposes, Twister166's computer is configured to dual boot between Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Professional. Drive C is formatted with FAT. Drive D is formatted with NTFS.
For security reasons, he encrypts the folder D:\Private_Stuff
A week later, Twister166's testing is complete and he no longer needs to maintain Windows 98 on his system. He takes the necessary steps to remove Windows 98 from his system, and keeps the files and folders of applications he has previously installed under Windows 2000. Twister166 now has his computer booting soley to Windows 2000 Professional and all is functioning normally.
Twister166 wants to transfer the Private_Stuff folder to drive C. The folder and all of its contents must remain encrypted on drive C.
Which of the following should he take to achieve this? (Select the best choice)
A. Move the Private_Stuff folder to drive C and do nothing else.
B. Format drive C in NTFS, copy the Private_Stuff folder to drive C, delete the Private_Stuff folder from drive D and do nothing else.
C. Format drive C in NTFS, copy the Private_Stuff folder to drive C, re-encrypt the Private_Stuff folder and all of its contents on drive C, and delete the Private_Stuff folder from drive D.
D. Convert drive C to NTFS, copy the Private_Stuff folder to drive C, re-encrypt the Private_Stuff folder on drive C, and delete the Private_Stuff folder from drive D.
E. Convert drive C to NTFS, copy the Private_Stuff folder to drive C, delete the Private folder from drive D and do nothing else.
Good luck and see you Monday night/Tuesday morning for the answer!
And the answer is....E
Only NTFS supports encryption. Twister166 already has a working Windows 2000 system so formatting C would not be the best thing to do because he would loose all his existing data he has currently on the C drive and would have to re-install the OS.
You do not need to re-encrypt because the encryption attribute is retained when you copy an encrypted file or folder to another drive. Encryption attribute behavior is not the same as compression or other standard NTFS permissions where a file or folder will always inherit unless moved within the same NTFS partition where it would then retain.
So with this scenario, the best thing to do would be to just convert drive C to NTFS and copy the Private_Stuff folder over to drive C and then Delete the Private_Stuff folder from drive D. |
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