What should you do on the Departments public folder?

You have an Exchange Server 2003 organization.
You create a new top-level public folder named Departments. You create a public folder named Sales in the Departments public folder.
You grant the Owner permission for the Sales public folder to a group named Sales_Admin.
You discover that members of the Sales_ Admin group can create new items and folders in the Departments public folder.
You need to ensure that members of the Sales_Admin group can create items and folders in only the Sales public folder.
What should you do on the Departments public folder?

You have an Exchange Server 2003 organization.
You create a new top-level public folder named Departments. You create a public folder named Sales in the Departments public folder.
You grant the Owner permission for the Sales public folder to a group named Sales_Admin.
You discover that members of the Sales_ Admin group can create new items and folders in the Departments public folder.
You need to ensure that members of the Sales_Admin group can create items and folders in only the Sales public folder.
What should you do on the Departments public folder?

A.
Remove the Default permission by using Microsoft Office Outlook.

B.
Remove the Sales_Admin group by using the Manage Public Folder Settings Wizard.

C.
Modify the Default permission to Reviewer by using Microsoft Office Outlook.

D.
Modify the Anonymous permission to Reviewer by using Microsoft Office Outlook.

Explanation:

The Sales_Admin group has only been added to the Sales Public Folder, therefore to prevent users from creating Public Folders in the Top Level ‘Departments’ Public Folder you’d need to restrict the ‘Default’ permission to reviewer.



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