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What happens when a user has conflicting permissions from different groups?

  • The user's access is granted based on the lowest permission level.
  • The user can appeal for a higher authorization level.
  • The user's access is granted based on the highest permission level.
  • Deny permission always takes precedence over Allow permission. (correct)

When a user accesses a networked file, which permission takes precedence?

  • NTFS permissions.
  • Folder permissions.
  • Share permissions. (correct)
  • Local access permissions.

What permission is required to copy a file from one NTFS folder to another?

  • Only Read permission to the destination.
  • Only Write permission to the source.
  • Read permission to the source and Write permission to the destination. (correct)
  • Modify permission to the source and Read permission to the destination.

What do explicit NTFS permissions do when a file is moved to a different NTFS partition?

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Which action will cause a file to inherit permissions from its new location?

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What is a key characteristic of NTFS permissions?

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Which of the following statements is true about copying files to a non-NTFS partition?

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What is the purpose of the net use command in Windows?

<p>To map a drive letter to a shared folder (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which permission allows a user to delete files and change permissions in a shared folder?

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What is a key action that must be performed before network users can access shared folders?

<p>Explicitly enable file sharing (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes the Read share permission level?

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Which tool can be used to manually share a folder in Windows?

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What must be included in the UNC path to access a shared folder?

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What will the command 'net use F: \Wrk1\shared2' do?

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Which of the following is not a share permission option?

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What happens if the persistent option '/persistent:no' is used with the net use command?

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What does the command 'net use /?' do?

<p>Lists valid parameters for the net use command (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can you create an administrative share on a Windows computer?

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Who can access default administrative shares?

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Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding NTFS permissions?

<p>NTFS permissions only apply to network access (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the 'Modify' action in NTFS permissions allow a user to do?

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Which permission in NTFS allows a user to simply view the content of files?

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What action does the 'List folder contents' permission in NTFS allow?

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What is a characteristic of administrative shares?

<p>They can be accessed via UNC path only (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which NTFS permission allows a user to execute executable files?

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Flashcards

Conflicting Permissions

When a user has both Allow and Deny permissions, Deny takes precedence.

Network File Access

Share permissions are prioritized over local permissions when accessing a networked file.

Copying a File

Requires Read permission for the source and Write permission for the destination.

Moving a File(NTFS)

Explicit NTFS permissions are lost when files are moved to a different NTFS partition.

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Copying a File (Different Partition)

Inherits permissions from the new location

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Cumulative NTFS Permissions

Multiple permissions can combine to grant more access than individual permissions.

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Non-NTFS Partition Copying

Explicit NTFS permissions are lost when a file is copied to a non-NTFS partition

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Net Use Command

Maps a drive letter to a shared network folder.

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Full Control

Permission allowing deletion and permission modification.

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File Sharing

Must be enabled before network users can access shared folders.

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Read Share Permission

Allows Read, Copy, and Run

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Computer Management

Tool for manually sharing folder in the Windows environment

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UNC Path

Includes computer name and share name to access a folder.

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Drive Mapping Temporary

Net use command /persistent:no creates a temporary drive mapping.

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Net Use /?

Lists parameters for the net use command, useful for network configuration.

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Administrative Share

Created by including a dollar sign ($) in the share name.

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Default Admin Share Access

Only members of the Administrator group can access default administrative shares.

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NTFS Permissions Scope

Apply to local files, not just network shares.

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Modify NTFS Permission

Allowing creating, deleting files, and changing file permissions

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Read Permission

Allows viewing the content of files and directories.

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List Folder Contents

Allows viewing the files within a folder, not opening them

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Administrative Share Access

Accessing through UNC path only.

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Execute Permission

Enables running of executable files

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Study Notes

NTFS Permissions

  • NTFS permissions apply to files accessed both locally and over the network
  • Offer granular control over folders and files
  • Can be assigned to system users
  • Folder permissions include the following options: Full control, Modify, Read and Execute, List Folder Contents, Read, Write
  • File level permissions share the same names, but function differently
  • File Permissions include: Full Control, Modify, Read and Execute, Read, Write

Share Permissions

  • Allow access to files and folders shared and accessed over a network
  • Offer three options to limit user actions: Full Control, Change, Read
  • Full Control actions: Ownership, Read, Write, Create, Delete, Change permissions
  • Change actions: Read, Write, Create, Delete
  • Read Actions: Read, Copy, Run

Permission Management

  • Use the principle of least privilege: Limit users to only the access necessary for their job
  • Use group management to assign permissions: Create a group for each role in the organization and assign proper permissions to the group
  • Assign appropriate members to each group: For changing roles, remove users from a group and add them to their new appropriate group
  • When users belong to multiple groups, the permissions of the least restrictive group will apply
  • Apply Full Control share permissions and then use NTFS permissions to fine tune access for files and folders
  • This strategy eliminates permission conflicts and applies the most restrictive settings locally and over the network

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