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70-218 Q of the Day 6/05
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| mrfixit 2003-06-05, 7:00 am |
| Okay, here's and EASY one. 
An application developer has been attempting to create a share on a Windows 2000 member server but has been unable to complete the task. You check and determine that he is not in the Administrators group. What should you do to ensure the developer has the minimum necessary permission to create shares on the member server?
A)Add the developer to the Domain Admins and Power Users groups on the local computer.
B)Add the developer to the Administrators or Power Users group on the local computer.
C)Add the developer to the Power Users and Account Operators group on the local computer.
D)Add the developer to the Administrators and Power Users groups on the domain controller.
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| ghaouf 2003-06-05, 7:14 am |
| B | |
| karlisi 2003-06-05, 7:27 am |
| B | |
| isles1 2003-06-05, 7:34 am |
| C
Based on the inclusion of "minimum necessary permission..." in the question. | |
| cramersaunders 2003-06-05, 9:19 am |
| B | |
| sgirardo 2003-06-05, 10:08 am |
| B | |
| enforcer 2003-06-06, 6:06 am |
| C. | |
| mrfixit 2003-06-06, 8:06 am |
| Okay.... good response!
And the answer is.....
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An application developer has been attempting to create a share on a Windows 2000 member server but has been unable to complete the task. You check and determine that he is not in the Administrators group. What should you do to ensure the developer has the minimum necessary permission to create shares on the member server?
B)Add the developer to the Administrators or Power Users group on the local computer.
Either the Administrators or Power Users group on the local machine is correct. These two are built-in groups (that is, they are created when the operating system is installed). Because they are built-in groups, their members have certain rights on the machine. One of the rights given to each of these groups is the ability to share files. It is important to note that whether in or out of a domain context, access to resources on a member server is completely controlled by the local security model.
No QoD for today folks. Sorry, going to be busy. I will try to post one this weekend. |
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