Robert has configured a Common Internet File System (CIFS) resource to allow access to the public partition of his company’s file server, on eriscogoldenapplefilespublic.
Robert receives reports that users are unable to access the shared partition, unless they use the file server’s IP address. Which of the following is a possible cause?
A.
Mapped shares do not allow administrative locks.
B.
The CIFS resource is not configured to use Windows name resolution.
C.
Access violations are not logged.
D.
Remote registry access is blocked.
E.
Null CIFS sessions are blocked.
That’s not just logic. That’s rellay sensible.