You need to quickly ensure that the application can run

A company has an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain. All client computers
run Windows 8 and are joined to the domain. All Sales department employees are members
of the Sales organizational unit (CU). AppLocker rules control the installation of applicatior
on client computers.
You create a new Group Policy object (GPO) to configure an AppLocker file hash rule. The
file hash rule allows an application to run and links the application to the Sales OU. Several
minutes later, you establish that the AppLocker rule is not present on some computers within
SalesOU and the application cannot run.
You need to quickly ensure that the application can run.
What should you do?

A company has an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain. All client computers
run Windows 8 and are joined to the domain. All Sales department employees are members
of the Sales organizational unit (CU). AppLocker rules control the installation of applicatior
on client computers.
You create a new Group Policy object (GPO) to configure an AppLocker file hash rule. The
file hash rule allows an application to run and links the application to the Sales OU. Several
minutes later, you establish that the AppLocker rule is not present on some computers within
SalesOU and the application cannot run.
You need to quickly ensure that the application can run.
What should you do?

A.
Run the Get-AppLockerPolicy Windows PowerShell cmdlet.

B.
Configure the AppLocker properties to enforce rules.

C.
Run the gpupdate /force command.

D.
Create a new AppLocker file hash condition.



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Nate

Nate

This is a terrible question. How could the application stop running if it does not have the GPO to prevent it from running.