Your company has a human resources department, a finance department, a sales department and an
R&D department.
The company audits the access of documents that contain department-specific sensitive information.
You are planning an administrative model for the departments to meet the following requirements:
Provide R&D managers with the ability to back up all the files of their department only.
Provide finance managers with the ability to view the audit logs for the files of their
department only.
Provide human resources managers with the ability to view the audit logs for the files of their
department only.
Provide sales managers with the ability to modify the permissions on all the shared folders of
their department only.You need to identify the minimum amount of file servers required on the network to meet the
requirements of each department.
How many file servers should you identify?
A.
1
B.
2
C.
3
D.
4
check here for meaningful explanation:
http://www.aiotestking.com/microsoft/how-many-file-servers-should-you-identify/
Or we can type it here! ;D Each instance of a department requiring auditing does need its’ own server. If you put both departments’ shares on the same server, each department would be able to see the audit logs for the other department as well, which breaches the requirements of the question.
Of course, you can share multiple departments’ content on the same server and restrict access without issue, meaning they can share one server.