3: Managing and Maintaining Access to Resources

Table of Contents

1. Working with Shared Folders
2. Offline Files
3. Troubleshooting Terminal Services and Remote Desktop Connections
4. Windows Server 2003 File Systems
5. Configuring File System Permissions
   1. Verifying Effective Permissions
   2. Changing Ownership of Files and Folders
   3. Using Take Ownership
   4. Shares SAQ

Shares SAQ

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Hidden Shares Which of the following are default hidden shares under Windows Server 2003? (Choose three.) a) SYSVOL b) ADMIN$ c) CD$ d) PRINTER$ e) IPC$ f) C$ Please select an answerIncorrect. Although SYSVOL is a default administrative share, it is not hidden.Correct. Default hidden shares include ADMIN$, IPC$, and the root of each available drive letter, such as C$.Incorrect. There is no default share named CD$.Incorrect. There is no default share named PRINTER$, but there is a default hidden share named PRINT$.Correct. Default hidden shares include ADMIN$, IPC$, and the root of each available drive letter, such as C$.Correct. Default hidden shares include ADMIN$, IPC$, and the root of each available drive letter, such as C$.

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