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| Jax_Jaguars 2002-11-07, 10:31 am |
| You are a desktop administrator for your company. Your Windows 2000 Professional computer is formatted with one NTFS partition. You use a folder named Active_Projects for your current projects. AII files and folders within Active_Projects are encrypted with EFS. You also use a folder named Completed_Projects to save data from completed projects. To conserve disk space, you enable compression on the Completed_Projects folder including all subfolders and files.
You recently finished a project. The project files and folders are saved in a subfolder named Pacific in the Active_Projects folder.
After copying the Pacific subfolder to the Completed_Projects folder, you notice that the Completed_Projects\Pacific folder and its subfolders were not compressed.
In the future, you want to ensure that files and subfolders copied from the Active_Projects folder to the Completed_Projects folder are compressed. What should you do?
A. Remove encryption on the subfolder in the Active_Projects folder. Move the subfolder in the Active_Projects folder to the Completed_Projects folder.
B. Remove encryption on the subfolder in the Active_Projects folder. Copy it to the Completed_Projects folder.
C. Create a subfolder within the Completed_Projects folder. Copy each file and subfolder to the new subfolder.
D. Create a subfolder within the Completed_Projects folder. Move each file and subfolder to the new subfolder
My answer is B
cause removing EFS n copying within same partition will it inherits the compression status. | |
| hairy51 2002-11-07, 2:27 pm |
| I would agree with you, as compression and encryption are mutually exclusive, you cannot compress and encrypted file.
Copying the folder will ensure that it inherits the target folders compression state.
i think.
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| ANDRONDA 2002-11-07, 5:53 pm |
| I actually had this one on the test.
To be truthful I do not remember what I answered and certainly have no way of knowing if I was right. | |
| Jax_Jaguars 2002-11-07, 9:21 pm |
| Me taking exams in less than 4hrs, will let u no the outcome anyway. Thx again for all your support n contribution this forum has been excellent. |
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