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Spid's Thu (9/26) Win2K Pro. QoD
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| Namrak is the administrator of a Windows 2000 Professional workstation that he recently upgraded from Windows NT 4.0.
He is trying to run a legacy application, but is unable to do so. Namrak was able to run this legacy application prior to the upgrade to Windows 2000 Professional.
What should Namrak do to allow the legacy application to run on his Windows 2000 Professional computer? (Choose the most appropriate answer).
A. Create a GPO for the Users group that will all the legacy application to run.
B. Configure the legacy application to run in a seperate memory space.
C. Use SECEDIT.EXE to apply the COMPATWS.INF security template to his security policy to change the permissions for the local users group on his computer.
D. Assign the appropriate NTFS permissions to the legacy application so it will run.
E. Uninstall and then re-install the legacy application.
Good luck and see you tomorrow for the answer! | |
| Slinky 2002-09-25, 7:58 pm |
| My guess is C. Its definately not D or E. | |
| jayjay22 2002-09-25, 10:43 pm |
| The answer is C | |
| Deja-vue 2002-09-25, 10:48 pm |
| C it is... | |
| chunder 2002-09-26, 1:30 am |
| C (is for chunder)
and for a good read on built in security templates, search in the windows help files for compatws. if you're on XP, you'll have a little better read. the one on 2000 is worded rather chunkily. | |
| NetChild1985 2002-09-26, 8:21 am |
| I've to agree with "C"! | |
| rafman 2002-09-26, 9:09 am |
| Yup, C it is. None of the other answers made much logical sense to the problem.
RafMan  | |
| aklab 2002-09-26, 10:20 am |
| Had a similar question last night on my MOC class quiz. Got it wrong then but with everything I am learning.
The answer is C. | |
| namrak 2002-09-26, 11:07 am |
| Answer(C)...
Were you spying on me Spid?! I had to upgrade a few NT4 workstations to Windows 2000 Pro on my last job. | |
| chunder 2002-09-26, 4:22 pm |
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Originally posted by namrak
Were you spying on me Spid?!
spid spies on us all... | |
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Originally posted by chunder
spid spies on us all...
Hehe, yes, I am everywhere and here as well spying on all of you.  | |
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Originally posted by Spid
Namrak is the administrator of a Windows 2000 Professional workstation that he recently upgraded from Windows NT 4.0.
He is trying to run a legacy application, but is unable to do so. Namrak was able to run this legacy application prior to the upgrade to Windows 2000 Professional.
What should Namrak do to allow the legacy application to run on his Windows 2000 Professional computer? (Choose the most appropriate answer).
A. Create a GPO for the Users group that will all the legacy application to run.
B. Configure the legacy application to run in a seperate memory space.
C. Use SECEDIT.EXE to apply the COMPATWS.INF security template to his security policy to change the permissions for the local users group on his computer.
D. Assign the appropriate NTFS permissions to the legacy application so it will run.
E. Uninstall and then re-install the legacy application.
Good luck and see you tomorrow for the answer!
And the answer is....C
The COMPATWS.INF security template opens the default permissions so that legacy applications are more likely to run correctly. |
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