You work as a network administrator at ABC.com. The ABC.com network consists of a single
Active Directory domain named ABC.com. All servers on the ABC.com network have Microsoft
Windows Server 2008 installed and all workstations have Microsoft Windows 7 installed.
A network user, named Rory Allen, is a member of a group named KingAccess and currently uses
a shared workstation. Rory Allen recently informed you that the computer has a folder, named
RAllen, and wants you configure the permissions on the RAllen folder.
You have to make sure that the permissions are customized to allow Rory Allen to delete all files,
and alter permissions on the RAllen folder. Furthermore, the permissions should give the
members of the KingAccess group the ability to create files in the RAllen folder. However,
members of the KingAccess group should only be allowed to delete files from the RAllen folder
that they created.
Which of the following actions should you take?
A.
You should consider having Rory Allen assigned the Modify permission whilst having the
KingAccess group denied read permission assigned.
B.
You should consider having Rory Allen assigned the Write permission and having the Write
permission assigned to the KingAccess group.
C.
You should consider having Rory Allen assigned the Modify permission whilst assigning the
Write permission to KingAccess group.
D.
You should consider having Rory Allen assigned the Change permission whilst assigning the
Write permission to KingAccess group
E.
You should consider having Rory Allen assigned the Full Control permission whilst assigning
the Write permission to the KingAccess group.
Explanation:
http://www.uwec.edu/Help/drives/permissions.htm