True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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Windows Server 2003 allows an administrator to further secure files by encrypting
their contents.
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As a
networked environment grows, shared resources such as folders and files become easier to
find.
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The
read-only file attribute is available regardless of the file system in use.
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4.
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On a
Windows Server 2003 system, file and folder attributes can be viewed using the ATTRIB command
only.
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5.
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Implementing the Distributed File System feature can reduce costs associated with time
wasted searching for resources.
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6.
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Any
user can modify the read-only attribute of a file stored on a FAT volume.
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7.
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When
the read-only attribute is configured for a folder, the attribute applies directly to the folder
itself.
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8.
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The
system attribute is configurable from the General tab in the properties of a file or folder in a
manner similar to the read-only and hidden attributes.
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9.
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The
Show hidden files and folders option displayed under the View tab of Windows Explorer is
selected by default.
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10.
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The
compress and encrypt attribute of files and folders are both mutually exclusive.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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11.
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Which
of the following is NOT one of the standard file and folder attributes supported by Windows Server
2003? a. | Archive | c. | Backup | b. | System | d. | Read-only | | | | |
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12.
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Which
of the following types of volumes will allow attributes configured on it to be
secured? a. | FAT | c. | FAT16 | b. | NTFS | d. | FAT32 | | | | |
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Unchecking the read-only attribute will remove this attribute for ____ within the
folder. a. | the header
file | c. | all
files | b. | the directory | d. | empty files | | | | |
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The
level of security associated with the read-only attribute depends upon the ____ on which the file
resides. a. | file
target | c. | operating
system | b. | network | d. | file system | | | | |
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When
attributes are configured on a file stored on an NTFS volume, only users with at least the ____ NTFS
permission have the ability to change attributes. a. | Allow Modify | c. | Change Attribute | b. | Modify
Attributes | d. | Allow
Changes | | | | |
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The
main purpose of the ____ attribute is to provide a method for both administrators and
applications to determine which files and folders have recently been created or
changed. a. | backup | c. | read-only | b. | archive | d. | system | | | | |
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Different backup methods will manipulate the ____ attribute as part of different
backup schemes. a. | read-only | c. | archive | b. | system | d. | backup | | | | |
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Which
of the following is NOT a way to determine whether the archive attribute is set for a particular
file? a. | Windows
Explorer | c. | DIR | b. | COMPACT | d. | ATTRIB | | | | |
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19.
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Files
or folders with both the hidden and system attributes configured are treated as a. | protected
network files. | c. | public
files. | b. | hidden network files. | d. | protected operating system files. | | | | |
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Which
of the following commands may be used to manipulate the system attribute of a
folder? a. | DIR | c. | ATTRIB | b. | CIPHER | d. | COMPACT | | | | |
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The
default configuration setting in Windows Server 2003 displays files configured with the ____
attribute using a semi-transparent icon. a. | hidden | c. | system | b. | backup | d. | read-only | | | | |
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Selecting the ____ option causes any file with its hidden attribute configured to not
be displayed in the Windows Explorer interface. a. | Show hidden files and folders | b. | Do not show
hidden files and folders | c. | Hide protected operating system files | d. | Do not hide
protected operating system files | | |
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The
system attribute of a file can only be configured from ____when necessary. a. | Windows
Explorer | c. | the Properties
menu | b. | the graphical
interface | d. | the command line
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24.
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Which
of the following is the appropriate command to remove the system and hidden attributes for all .INI
files in the C:\Windows folder? a. | attrib -S -H
C:\Windows\test.ini | c. | attrib -S -H
C:\Windows\*.ini | b. | attrib +S +H
C:\Windows\test.ini | d. | windows -S -H
C:\attrib\*.ini | | | | |
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____
are the feature of the ATTRIB command that allows the attributes for multiple files and folders to be
changed simultaneously. a. | Wildcards | c. | Modifiers | b. | Attributes | d. | Listings | | | | |
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Advanced attributes are accessible by clicking the Advanced button on the General tab
in the ____ of a file or folder that resides on an NTFS partition or volume. a. | archive | c. | general
details | b. | properties | d. | backup | | | | |
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27.
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When
the indexing option is changed for a folder it sends a prompt inquiring whether the ____ should be
changed for subfolders and files. a. | indexing status | c. | file index | b. | archive
attribute | d. | archive
index | | | | |
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The
____ window for a folder will set the archiving or indexing attributes for an entire folder (and
potentially its contents) rather than just a single file. a. | Folder
Attributes | c. | Indexing
Attributes | b. | Archiving Attributes | d. | Advanced Attributes | | | | |
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The
____ section of the Advanced Attributes windows of a file allows you to configure its archive
attribute and index its contents. a. | Index and Configure attributes | c. | Configure attributes | b. | Archive and
Index attributes | d. | Modify Advanced
attributes | | | | |
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30.
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When
the ____ option is configured for a folder, new files saved to this folder (and potentially existing
files) are encrypted. a. | Compress contents for
encryption | c. | Encrypt contents
to secure data | b. | Compress contents to save disk
space | d. | Encrypt file
contents | | | | |
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Compression and encryption settings are only applicable to files and folders residing
on ____ partitions or volumes. a. | NTFS | c. | FAT16 | b. | FAT | d. | FAT32 | | | | |
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____
reduces the amount of disk space that folders and files take up, thus allowing more data to be stored
on the volume. a. | Partitioning | c. | Encryption | b. | Reduction | d. | Compression | | | | |
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When
a user accesses a file, it is automatically ____ in a manner completely transparent to the
user. a. | compressed | c. | encrypted | b. | uncompressed | d. | decrypted | | | | |
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34.
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Within Windows Explorer, compressed folders and files are displayed in the color ____
by default.
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35.
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Which
of the following is NOT true about the compression attribute of a file or folder? a. | A file copied to
another folder within the same NTFS volume automatically inherits the compression attribute of the
destination folder. | b. | A file or folder moved within the same NTFS volume changes its
compression attribute. | c. | A file or folder copied between NTFS volumes inherits the
compression attribute of the destination folder. | d. | A file or folder
moved between NTFS volumes inherits the compression attribute of the destination
folder. | | |
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36.
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When
issued without any switches, the ____ command will display compression settings for the contents of
the current directory. a. | COMPACT | c. | VIEWCOMP | b. | COMPRESS | d. | DIR | | | | |
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Which
of the following is the only file system on which you can execute a COMPACT command? a. | FAT16 | c. | FAT | b. | FAT32 | d. | NTFS | | | | |
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Which
of the following is one of the most commonly used switches supported by the COMPACT
command?
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39.
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The
Encrypting File System uses ____ cryptography to transparently encrypt folders and
files. a. | private
key | c. | strong | b. | public key | d. | file system | | | | |
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When
a file is configured for encryption, the Encrypting File System encrypts the data using a special
session key known as a(n) a. | file encryption key. | c. | user private key. | b. | data decryption
field. | d. | user public
key. | | | | |
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41.
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In
the event that a user encrypts data and then leaves the company or loses their private key, the ____
can recover the encrypted data. a. | data recovery field | c. | data recovery agent | b. | data recovery
attribute | d. | key recovery
client | | | | |
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42.
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In a
domain environment, the ____ is configured as the only data recovery agent by
default. a. | default recovery
agent | c. | admin
account | b. | domain administrator account | d. | domain agent | | | | |
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43.
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Which
of the following statements is NOT true of using EFS to encrypt data? a. | If you set the
encryption attribute on a folder, only its contents are encrypted. | b. | Once a
folders encryption attribute is set, any data saved in the folder is
encrypted. | c. | To save time, you can encrypt and compress data at the same
time. | d. | Encrypted files moved to a FAT partition are automatically
decrypted. | | |
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44.
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Which
of the following is true of sharing access for an EFS-encrypted file? a. | Any user granted
access to the file must have a certificate located on the computer. | b. | Any user granted
access to the file must also have the required FAT permissions to access the
file. | c. | EFS sharing can only be configured for
folders. | d. | You can only share EFS-encrypted files with
groups. | | |
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45.
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Which
of the following is NOT one of the switches commonly used with the CIPHER command?
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Matching
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Match each term with the correct statement below. a. | FSUTIL
BEHAVIOR | f. | FSUTIL QUOTA
MODIFY | b. | COMPACT | g. | CIPHER | c. | FEK | h. | ATTRIB | d. | DRF | i. | Quota Entries | e. | DIR | j. | DFS
link | | | | |
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46.
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command-line utility used to view directory listings
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47.
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command-line utility used to add or remove any of the four main attributes to or from
files and folders
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48.
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command-line utility used to allow the compression attribute of files and folders to
be modified
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49.
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special session key used by EFS to encrypt files and folders
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50.
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header in which the encryption key of the data recovery agent is stored when data is
encrypted using EFS
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51.
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command-line utility that allows an administrator to encrypt the contents of files
stored on NTFS partitions and volumes
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52.
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button on the Quota tab under the properties of a volume that is clicked to set disk
quotas for specific user accounts
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53.
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command-line utility that allows an administrator to modify disk quotas
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54.
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command-line utility used to change how frequently quota violation events are written
to the system log
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55.
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a
pointer to the physical location of shared folders that are defined in the DFS root
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