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119 Cards in this Set
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Enables users to log on to any computer that is a domain member in an AD forest.
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Domain User Account
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Provides single sign on access to domain resources in the forest and other trusted entities to which the account has permissions.
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Domain User Account
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What is managed by Group Policies and are subject to account policies linked to the domain?
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Domain User Accounts
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Having full access to all aspects of a computer.
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Local Administrator Account
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Has full access to all aspects of a domain.
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Domain Administrator Account
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These should be renamed and given a very strong password due to the fact they are created on every computer and domain.
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Administrator Accounts
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Should only be used to log to a computer or domain when performing administrative operations.
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Administrator Accounts
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Network Administrators should use a _____ user account for logging on to perform non-administrative tasks.
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regular
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The Administrator account can be _____ or disabled, but not deleted.
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renamed
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The Administrator account can be renamed or _____, but not deleted.
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disabled
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The Administrator account can be renamed or disabled, but not _____.
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deleted
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Must be unique throughout the domain is a characteristic of what?
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User Account Object Name
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Are not case sensitive is a characteristic of what?
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User Account Object Name
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Must be between 1-20 characters in length is characteristic of what?
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User Account Object Name
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", [,],:,;,<,>,?,*,+,@,|,^,=, and ,
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Special characters that can NOT be used in Account names.
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"
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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[
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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]
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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:
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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;
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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<
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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>
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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?
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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*
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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+
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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@
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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^
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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=
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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,
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Special character that can NOT be used in Account names.
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Freebie, when dealing with the "special characters" question, look for the username with the _____.
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@
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When using DSADD, you can get away with with specifying the user _____ name and password.
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logon
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When using DSADD, you can get away with with specifying the user logon name and _____.
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password
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When you use Active Directory Users and Computers, you must enter a value for the following attributes: Full Name, User Logon Name other wise known as UPN, User Logon Name (pre-Windows 2000), and _____ and Confirm _____.
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Password
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When you use Active Directory Users and Computers, you must enter a value for the following attributes: _____ Name, User Logon Name other wise known as UPN, User Logon Name (pre-Windows 2000), and Password and Confirm Password.
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Full
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When you use Active Directory Users and Computers, you must enter a value for the following attributes: Full Name, User Logon Name other wise known as _____, User Logon Name (pre-Windows 2000), and Password and Confirm Password.
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User Principal Name (UPN)
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When you use Active Directory Users and Computers, you must enter a value for the following attributes: Full Name, User Logon Name other wise known as UPN, User Logon Name (_____), and Password and Confirm Password.
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pre-Windows 2000
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Characteristics of a user template include being a _____ object as well as not being a special thing.
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user
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Characteristics of a user template include being a user object as well as _____ being a special thing.
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not
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How do you rename a user account?
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Right click or use Action Menu
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An AD object that usually represents a person for information purposes only, much like an address book entry.
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Contact
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Most commonly used for integration into Exchange's Address Book.
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Contact
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A collection of a users personal files and settings that define his or her working environment.
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User Profile
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Included in the user profile are _____, Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Favorites, Music, Pictures, and Ntuser.dat.
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AppData
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Included in the user profile are AppData, _____, Documents, Downloads, Favorites, Music, Pictures, and Ntuser.dat.
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Desktop
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Included in the user profile are AppData, Desktop, _____, Downloads, Favorites, Music, Pictures, and Ntuser.dat.
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Documents
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Included in the user profile are AppData, Desktop, Documents, _____, Favorites, Music, Pictures, and Ntuser.dat.
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Downloads
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Included in the user profile are AppData, Desktop, Documents, Downloads, _____, Music, Pictures, and Ntuser.dat.
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Favorites
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Included in the user profile are AppData, Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Favorites, _____, Pictures, and Ntuser.dat.
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Music
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Included in the user profile are AppData, Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Favorites, Music, _____, and Ntuser.dat.
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Pictures
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Included in the user profile are AppData, Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Favorites, Music, Pictures, and _____.___.
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Ntuser.dat
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Stored on the same system where the user logs on.
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Local Profile
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Follows user no matter where they log in.
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Roaming Profile
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A user profile that can be changed during a users logon session, but the reverts to to original state.
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Mandatory Profile
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A user profile type that prevents a user from logging onto the domain when the mandatory profile is unavailable. (if not available, can not log in)
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Super Mandatory Profile
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On the matching questions for differences between profile types, _____ profile possibly the left out.
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roaming profile.
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The main AD object administrators use to manage network resource access and grant rights to users.
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Security Group
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Used when you want to group users together, mainly for sending emails to several people at once with an AD interpreted email application such as Exchange.
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Distribution Group
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The main security principal recommended for assigning rights and permissions to domain resources.
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Domain local Group
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Used mainly to group users from the same domain when they have similar access and rights requirements.
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Global Group
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Can contain users from any domain in the forest and be assigned permission to resources in any domain in the forest.
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Universal Group
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The three three group scopes are _____ _____, Global, and Universal.
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Domain Local
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The three three group scopes are Domain Local, _____, and Universal.
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Global
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The three three group scopes are Domain Local, Global, and _____.
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Universal
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Resources on any DC or member computer in the domain; domain local groups in the Builtin folder can be added to DACLs only on the DCs, not on member computers.
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Domain Local Group
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Resources on any DC or member computer in any domain in the forest or trusted domains in another forest.
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Both Global and Universal Groups
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Located in the BuiltIn folder are: _____, Guests, and Users.
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Administrators
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Located in the BuiltIn folder are: Administrators, _____, and Users.
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Guests
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Located in the BuiltIn folder are: Administrators, Guests, and _____.
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Users
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Located in the Users folder are: _____ and Enterprise Administrators.
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Domain
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Located in the Users folder are: Domain and _____ Administrators.
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Enterprise
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Located in the Special Identity Group are: _____/_____, Everyone, and Authenticated Users.
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Creator/Owner
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Located in the Special Identity Group are: Creator/Owner, _____, and Authenticated Users.
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Everyone
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Located in the Special Identity Group are: Creator/Owner, Everyone, and _____ Users.
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Authenticated
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Adds objects to AD. Used mainly for adding account objects but can be used to create OUs and Contacts.
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DSADD
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Displays an objects properties onscreen by default, but the output can be redirected to a file.
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DSGET
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Modifies existing AD objects.
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DSMOD
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Moves objects in a domain to another folder or OU or renames the object.
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DSMOVE
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Finds and displays objects in AD that meet specified criteria. The output can be displayed on screen or sent (piped) to other commands.
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DSQUERY
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Removes, or deletes objects from AD.
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DSRM
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The two tools that can be used to bulk import or export AD objects are _____ and LDIFDE.
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Comma Seperated Value Data Exchange (CSVDE)
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The two tools that can be used to bulk import or export AD objects are CSVDE and _____.
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Lightweight Data Interchange Format Data Exchange (LDIFDE)
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MAX. Parition size/create = 32 GB
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FAT32
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MAX. Partition size/read = 2 TB
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FAT32
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MAX. File Size = 4GB
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FAT32
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Max file size for FAT32 is 32GB. True or False?
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False
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Enable quota management is an option possible when setting what on an NTFS volume?
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Disk quotas
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Deny disk space to users exceeding quota limit is an option possible when setting what on an NTFS volume?
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Disk quotas
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Don not limit disk usage is an option possible when setting what on an NTFS volume?
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Disk quotas
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Limit disk space to is an option possible when setting what on an NTFS volume?
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Disk quotas
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Log event when a user exceeds their warning level is an option possible when setting what on an NTFS volume?
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Disk quotas
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Quota Entries is an option possible when setting what on an NTFS volume?
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Disk quotas
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A feature that enables users to access a volume as a folder in another volume instead of by using a drive letter.
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Volume mount point
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The options for shadow copies on an NTFS volume are: _____ on this volume, Details, Maximum size, and Schedule.
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Located
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The options for shadow copies on an NTFS volume are: Located on this volume, _____, Maximum size, and Schedule.
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Details
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The options for shadow copies on an NTFS volume are: Located on this volume, Details, _____ size, and Schedule.
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Maximum
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The options for shadow copies on an NTFS volume are: Located on this volume, Details, Maximum size, and _____.
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Schedule
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Compress entire volume or single items is what type of file attribute?
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File Compression
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Can only encrypt files and folders is what kind of file attribute?
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File Encryption
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Applied to shared folders that protect files accessed across the network. The only method for protecting files on FAT volumes.
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Share Permissions
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Set on folders and files on an NTFS formatted volume. NTFS permissions protect both network and interactive file access.
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NTFS Permissions
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Read, Change, and Full control are what type of permissions?
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Shared Permissions
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There are 5 standard NTFS permissions that folders and files share: _____, Read & Execute, Write, Modify, Full Control.
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Read
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There are 5 standard NTFS permissions that folders and files share: Read, _____&_____, Write, Modify, Full Control.
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Read & Execute
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There are 5 standard NTFS permissions that folders and files share: Read, Read & Execute, _____, Modify, Full Control.
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Write
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There are 5 standard NTFS permissions that folders and files share: Read, Read & Execute, Write, _____, Full Control.
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Modify
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There are 5 standard NTFS permissions that folders and files share: Read, Read & Execute, Write, Modify, _____Control.
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Full
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What is the 6th NTFS permission that Folders do NOT share with files?
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List Folder Contents
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What service must be running to allow file sharing?
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File Services Role
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Admin$ is what?
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Administrative Share
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Drive$ is what?
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Administrative Share
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IPC$ is what?
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Administrative Share
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NETLOGON is what?
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Domain Controller Share
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Sysvol is what?
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Domain Controller Share
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What are the naming conventions for shares that allows them to be hidden?
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$ at end (IE. C$)
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The four methods of accessing file shared from a client computer are: _____ Path, AD Search, Map drive letter, and Browsing the Network.
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UNC
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The four methods of accessing file shared from a client computer are: UNC Path, _____ Search, Map drive letter, and Browsing the Network.
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AD
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The four methods of accessing file shared from a client computer are: UNC Path, AD Search, _____ drive letter, and Browsing the Network.
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Map
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The four methods of accessing file shared from a client computer are: UNC Path, AD Search, Map drive letter, and Browsing the _____.
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Network
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