On question 31 of the Pratice Q, why is the ans. "chan
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31. You share a folder on your computer and you assigned the share permission Change to Everyone. John, a user from the Sales department, has been granted Full Control NTFS permission to the folder. John is also a member of the Sales group, which has been assigned Read NTFS permissions.
What are John's effective permissions when connecting to the shared folder?
a. Read
b. Read & Execute
c. Change
d. Full Control
Answer(s): c. Change
Explanation:
The effective NTFS permissions are the sum of the permissions assigned to user and to groups the user belongs to. (except for No Access which overrides any other permissions assigned.) When you combine NTFS and Share permissions the most restictive applies.
On question 31 why is it "changed" and not "read"???? I thought the most restrictive applied. Aint "read" more restrictive than "changed"
What are John's effective permissions when connecting to the shared folder?
a. Read
b. Read & Execute
c. Change
d. Full Control
Answer(s): c. Change
Explanation:
The effective NTFS permissions are the sum of the permissions assigned to user and to groups the user belongs to. (except for No Access which overrides any other permissions assigned.) When you combine NTFS and Share permissions the most restictive applies.
On question 31 why is it "changed" and not "read"???? I thought the most restrictive applied. Aint "read" more restrictive than "changed"
There There, Its okay to feel GUILTY...........There is no SIN in PLEASURE!
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allylaurente Member Posts: 131Share - Change = Change
NTFS - Full + Read = Full
the most restrictive applied is Change
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x_Danny_x Member Posts: 312 ■■□□□□□□□□so you saying I have to take into account both the NTFS permissions first, get the result from them which is "Full Control", and then compared the one I got from the share permission which was "Change"
So Change is picked because the most restrictive applies when comparing Share and NTFS permisions.
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Webmaster Admin Posts: 10,292 AdminYes, you need to combine the effective NTFS permissions with the effective Share permissions.
Here are two posts with more detailed explanations:
www.techexams.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5361
www.techexams.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4104 -
x_Danny_x Member Posts: 312 ■■□□□□□□□□thanks webmaster, man that question is getting everybody it seems!
now I knowThere There, Its okay to feel GUILTY...........There is no SIN in PLEASURE!