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True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

The main reason for implementing a network is to allow users to access shared resources.
 

 2. 

Windows Server 2003 supports three types of file and folder permissions.
 

 3. 

One advantage of NTFS over FAT32 is that it offers support for recovery logging of disk activities.
 

 4. 

Windows Explorer indicates a shared folder by placing a basket icon underneath it.
 

 5. 

Computer Management is a predefined Microsoft Management Console application.
 

 6. 

The “Use custom share and folder permissions” option for shared folders allows both share and NTFS permissions to be defined manually.
 

 7. 

The Open Files node in Computer Management provides information about the users currently connected to a server.
 

 8. 

The Read shared folder permission allows the abilities to add and delete files in a folder as well as read and edit the contents of existing files.
 

 9. 

Windows Server 2003 includes a No Access share permission used to deny a user or group access to a shared folder.
 

 10. 

NTFS permissions are configured via the Permissions tab of a resource’s properties.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 11. 

Windows Server 2003 supports ____ main file systems.
a.
1
c.
3
b.
2
d.
4
 

 12. 

The Windows Server 2003 FAT file system supports partitions up to ____ in size.
a.
2 GB
c.
6 GB
b.
4 GB
d.
16 GB
 

 13. 

The Windows Server 2003 file system FAT32 supports partitions up to ____ in size.
a.
2 GB
c.
2 TB
b.
16 GB
d.
16 TB
 

 14. 

The Windows Server 2003 NTFS file system, for practical purposes, supports partitions up to ____ in size.
a.
32 GB
c.
8 TB
b.
2 TB
d.
16 TB
 

 15. 

Which of the following is the file system most highly recommended for a Windows Server 2003 system?
a.
NTFS
c.
FAT32
b.
FAT
d.
Shared Folder
 

 16. 

All domain controllers must have at least one ____ partition or volume available to hold the Sysvol folder.
a.
FAT32
c.
Remote Storage
b.
shared
d.
NTFS
 

 17. 

Which of the following is the standard method used to create and share files since Windows 95?
a.
Share Wizard
c.
Disk Management
b.
Windows Explorer
d.
DACL
 

 18. 

Folders can be shared in Windows Server 2003 by accessing the ____ tab of a folder’s properties.
a.
General
c.
Security
b.
Sharing
d.
Customize
 

 19. 

To hide a shared folder, place a(n) ____ after its name.
a.
dollar sign ($)
c.
percent sign (%)
b.
ampersand (&)
d.
tilde (~)
 

 20. 

The Admin$ folder is a(n) ____ administrative share created by default during the installation process.
a.
automated
c.
accessible
b.
authorized
d.
hidden
 

 21. 

Which of the following is used to create shared folders in Computer Management?
a.
Share a Folder Wizard
c.
Microsoft Management Console
b.
Folder Permissions Wizard
d.
Windows Explorer
 

 22. 

In the permission groups for shared folders in which administrators have full access, members of the Administrators group are given ____ permission.
a.
Read and Execute
c.
Change
b.
Full Control
d.
NTFS
 

 23. 

To open the Computer Management utility, click Start, right-click My Computer, and then click which of the following?
a.
Properties
c.
Manage
b.
Explore
d.
Map Network Drive
 

 24. 

The command-line utility ____ can be used to share an existing folder.
a.
NET SHARE
c.
SHARE
b.
NET START
d.
DSHARE
 

 25. 

Which of the following tools is used to monitor shared folders on a Windows Server 2003 network?
a.
Share a Folder Wizard
c.
Windows Explorer
b.
Computer Management
d.
Folder Monitor
 

 26. 

The ____ node in Computer Management provides information about all of the files that users currently have open.
a.
Sessions
c.
Users
b.
Open Files
d.
Files
 

 27. 

A(n) ____ is an entry in a discretionary access control list.
a.
discretionary control entry
c.
permission
b.
security descriptor
d.
access control entry
 

 28. 

One way to view the discretionary access control list of a resource is by clicking the ____ button on the Sharing tab of a folder’s properties.
a.
DACL
c.
Permissions
b.
Custom
d.
Advanced
 

 29. 

The term ____ is used to describe the effect of getting shared folder permissions that are assigned to all groups of which you are a member as well as those that are directly assigned.
a.
cumulative
c.
additive
b.
associative
d.
combinatoric
 

 30. 

NTFS permissions can be set at which of the following?
a.
file level
c.
file and folder level
b.
folder level
d.
partition level
 

 31. 

The ____ standard NTFS permission allows the user to make any changes to the file or folder.
a.
Modify
c.
List Folder Contents
b.
Read and Execute
d.
Full Control
 

 32. 

The ____ standard NTFS permission type gives permissions to create files and folders, write attributes and extended attributes, read permissions, and synchronize.
a.
Write
c.
Modify
b.
List Folder Contents
d.
Full Control
 

 33. 

To access the NTFS special permissions, click the ____ button in the Security tab on the Properties dialog box for the folder or file.
a.
Permissions
c.
General
b.
Advanced
d.
NTFS
 

 34. 

Which of the following is the default inheritance method for special NTFS permissions?
a.
this folder and subfolders
c.
this folder and files
b.
subfolders only
d.
this folder, subfolders, and files
 

 35. 

What is the name of the hidden administrative share that provides an administrator with access to the root of the C drive on a computer?
a.
C$
c.
Manage$
b.
Admin$
d.
Cdrive$
 

 36. 

What is it called when two operating systems are installed on the same computer?
a.
double-boot
c.
multi-boot
b.
dual-boot
d.
multi-partition
 

 37. 

Which of the following groups has the right to create shared folders within a domain?
a.
Users
c.
Guests
b.
Account Operators
d.
Server Operators
 

 38. 

What is the theoretical limit on the size of an NTFS partition?
a.
16 TB
c.
16 EB
b.
64 TB
d.
32 EB
 

 39. 

When a user accesses a shared resource from a network and there are both NTFS and share permissions that apply, what permissions are actually used?
a.
the NTFS permissions
c.
the least restrictive permissions
b.
the share permissions
d.
the most restrictive permissions
 

 40. 

When a user accesses a file locally, and there are both NTFS and share permissions on the file, which permissions are actually used?
a.
the NTFS permissions
c.
the least restrictive permissions
b.
the share permissions
d.
the most restrictive permissions
 

 41. 

The CONVERT utility allows you to convert from and to which of the following file systems?
a.
NTFS to FAT32
c.
FAT to NTFS
b.
FAT to FAT32
d.
FAT32 to FAT
 

 42. 

With what operating system was the Effective Permissions tab introduced?
a.
Windows 2000
c.
Windows XP
b.
Windows NT 4.0
d.
Windows Server 2003
 

 43. 

Which of the following NTFS standard permissions is very similar to Read and Execute, except that the permissions are inherited only by folders and not by files?
a.
Read
c.
List Folder Contents
b.
Write
d.
Modify
 

 44. 

Which of the following NTFS special permissions grants the user the ability to gain ownership of a file or folder?
a.
Take Ownership
c.
Write Extended Attributes
b.
Change Permissions
d.
Change Ownership
 

 45. 

In which dialog box is the Effective Permissions tab found?
a.
General
c.
Sharing
b.
Customize
d.
Advanced Security Settings
 

Matching
 
 
Match each term with the correct statement below.
a.
Change Permissions
f.
Full Control
b.
Read Attributes
g.
Read Permissions
c.
Delete
h.
Take Ownership
d.
List Folder/Read Data
i.
Delete Subfolders and Files
e.
Write Attributes
j.
Write Extended Attributes
 

 46. 

the NTFS special permission that controls the ability to view the attributes of a file or folder
 

 47. 

controls the ability to take ownership of a file or folder
 

 48. 

the NTFS special permission that provides the same level of access as the standard permission, and includes all of the other special NTFS permissions
 

 49. 

the NTFS special permission that controls the ability to change the extended attributes of a file or folder
 

 50. 

the NTFS special permission that controls the ability to change the security permissions of a file or folder
 

 51. 

the NTFS special permission that controls the ability to delete a file or folder
 

 52. 

the NTFS special permission that controls the ability to change the attributes of a file or folder
 

 53. 

the NTFS special permission that controls the ability to delete subfolders and files, even if the standard delete permission has not been granted
 

 54. 

the NTFS special permission that controls the ability to view the contents of folders and read data files with a folder
 

 55. 

the NTFS special permission that controls the ability to read the security permissions of a file or folder
 



 
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