Exam 7: Configuring File Services in Windows Server 2008

The Windows Server 2008 File Services role contains many functions for providing access to and storage of electronic data. Each function includes a specific service for network clients. Briefly describe the following functions: File Server and Distributed File System.

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____ allow shared file resources to be available to clients when they are not connected to the network.

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Question 22

____ can be identified by name because they always end with a dollar sign ($).

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Question 23

____ allows you to add existing folder shares into a namespace.

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Question 24

What information is contained in the following shares: Admin$ and IPC$?

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Question 25

Shares on FAT32 volumes can use share permissions; they also have the ability to use file or folder-level security.

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Question 26

The ____ requires a domain to be running in Windows Server 2008 AD DS functional mode, and all namespace servers to be running Windows Server 2008.

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Question 27

A ____ is an object attached to a user's account that validates the user's identity and privileges they have to resources.

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Question 28

The ____ requires a domain to be running in Windows 2000 mixed AD DS functional mode or higher, and all namespace servers to be running at least Windows 2000 Server.

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Question 29

A ____ is stored on one or more servers as part of AD DS.

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Question 30

NTFS uses ____ to define permissions to resources.

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Question 31

____ use actual file size instead of the logical file size.

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Question 32

The Windows Server 2008 File Services role contains many functions for providing access to and storage of electronic data. Each function includes a specific service for network clients. Briefly describe the following functions: Services for Network File System and Windows Server 2003 File Services.

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Question 33

Storing offline files is also called _________________________.

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Question 34

Windows uses ____ to make every user, computer, and resource on a network unique.

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Question 35

Folder ____ are applied to a specific folder on a Windows Server 2008 server.

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Question 36

_________________________ allows users to share files with all the users logged on locally or on the network, if that feature is enabled.

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Question 37

NTFS permissions are retained when a file or folder is backed up, while share permissions are not.

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Question 38

The SMB protocol can be used on private networks and the Internet by communicating over TCP/IP.

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Question 39

DFS is the preferred file system used in Windows networks for its increased security and detailed configuration settings.

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The Windows Server 2008 File Services role contains many functions for providing access to and storage of electronic data. Each function includes a specific service for network clients. Briefly describe the following functions: File Server and Distributed File System.

____ allow shared file resources to be available to clients when they are not connected to the network.

____ can be identified by name because they always end with a dollar sign ($).

____ allows you to add existing folder shares into a namespace.

What information is contained in the following shares: Admin$ and IPC$?

Shares on FAT32 volumes can use share permissions; they also have the ability to use file or folder-level security.

The ____ requires a domain to be running in Windows Server 2008 AD DS functional mode, and all namespace servers to be running Windows Server 2008.

A ____ is an object attached to a user's account that validates the user's identity and privileges they have to resources.

The ____ requires a domain to be running in Windows 2000 mixed AD DS functional mode or higher, and all namespace servers to be running at least Windows 2000 Server.

A ____ is stored on one or more servers as part of AD DS.

NTFS uses ____ to define permissions to resources.

____ use actual file size instead of the logical file size.

The Windows Server 2008 File Services role contains many functions for providing access to and storage of electronic data. Each function includes a specific service for network clients. Briefly describe the following functions: Services for Network File System and Windows Server 2003 File Services.

Storing offline files is also called _________________________.

Windows uses ____ to make every user, computer, and resource on a network unique.

Folder ____ are applied to a specific folder on a Windows Server 2008 server.

_________________________ allows users to share files with all the users logged on locally or on the network, if that feature is enabled.

NTFS permissions are retained when a file or folder is backed up, while share permissions are not.

The SMB protocol can be used on private networks and the Internet by communicating over TCP/IP.

DFS is the preferred file system used in Windows networks for its increased security and detailed configuration settings.

Introduction to Windows Server 2008

Installing Windows Server 2008

Networking With Windows Server 2008

Installing and Configuring the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Introduction to Dns in Windows Server 2008

Managing and Administering Dns in Windows Server 2008

Introduction to Printers in a Windows Server 2008 Network

Network Policy and Access Services in Windows Server 2008

Securing Windows Server 2008

Managing and Monitoring a Windows Server 2008 Network

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