Exam 14: Users, Groups, and Permissions

Briefly compare copying an encrypted file to a non-NTFS formatted drive to copying an encrypted file to a drive with NTFS.

Which NTFS permission for a folder is defined as enabling you to read, write, and delete both files and subfolders?

In Linux, the _______________ command is used to change permissions.

Through the combination of user accounts and groups and _______________ permissions, Windows provides incredibly powerful file and folder security.

What does BitLocker require on a motherboard to validate on boot that a Windows Vista computer has not been changed?

In terms of Windows administration, what is a group?

To add a user in Windows Vista, open the _______________ applet.

In professional editions of Windows, the _______________ is a powerful too that can be used to create, modify, and remove users and groups.

What process determines what a legitimate user can and cannot do on a system?

What applet do you use in order to create a new user account in Windows Vista?

When you create a new file or folder on an NTFS partition, you become the ____________________ of that file or folder.

A user account with the _______________ permission can give or take away permissions for other accounts.

What process is described as a file or folder automatically getting all the NTFS permissions of the parent folder?

What are the three types of accounts in Windows Vista?

Clicking the _______________ checkbox for a particular NTFS permission tells Windows to overrule inheritance and stop that particular NTFS permission.

What feature do the most recent professional versions of Windows use to encrypt files?

What Windows tool locates all of the shared folders on a computer, regardless of where they reside on the drives?

What type of access is granted if you log on to a computer remotely as administrator with no password?

What value can be entered for the "Maximum password age" in the Windows Local Security Policy editor to specify that the password will never expire?

What is the only folder permission that can be assigned in Windows editions for home use?