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adam salam

2002-12-02, 3:32 pm

I like to share this Q:

In windows 2000 pro you shared \download folder. By def. which share permissions assigned to Everyone group? (chose three)

A. full control
B. change
C. read
D. list folder contents
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my answer was:
A.full control
C.read
D.list folder contents

I found the answer is:
A.full control
B.change
C.read
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I couldn’t find change in the permission applet.

the options found actually were:
----------------------
full control
modify
read& excute
list folder contents
read
write
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Any explanation please



ANDRONDA

2002-12-02, 3:49 pm

The correct anser IS

A.full control
B.change
C.read


on a FAT 32 partitioned disk this is the case.
F150

2002-12-02, 4:54 pm

Andronda is correct, but if I may add to it:

Adam from what you have said it seems like you are confusing Share perissions with NTFS permissions.

They are very similar and they can be easily confused.

Share permissions are controlled from the sharing tab in the folder properties window, and only controls network access not local access.

NTFS permissions are controlled from the security tab in the file/folder properties window.

Hope this explanation helps a little
adam salam

2002-12-03, 11:10 am

quote:
Originally posted by F150
Andronda is correct, but if I may add to it:

Adam from what you have said it seems like you are confusing Share perissions with NTFS permissions.

They are very similar and they can be easily confused.

Share permissions are controlled from the sharing tab in the folder properties window, and only controls network access not local access.

NTFS permissions are controlled from the security tab in the file/folder properties window.

Hope this explanation helps a little



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I don't know how I lost that
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some times when you stress your self you can't see any thing behind your nose
sorry for the silly Q.
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