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Question 1

What are the three levels of users in Windows?

Answer 1

Administrator
Standard Users
Guests

Question 2

What is a power user?

Answer 2

A user within a group that has more rights than a standard user but not as many rights as the administrator

Question 3

When it comes to permissions, whats the main difference between NTFS and Share?

Answer 3

NTFS permissions apply both locally and through the network.

Share permissions only apply to connection over the network

Question 4

If the NTFS permission is set to “allow” for something, but the Share permission is set to “deny” for that same something, which permission takes precedence? Why?

Answer 4

Share permission takes precedence because the “deny” permission holds more weight than the “allow” permission.

Question 5

True or False: NTFS permissions must be set to every object within a file, not just the parent object.

Answer 5

False; whatever the permission is on the parent object, the children objects automatically adapt the same permission.

Question 6

Let’s say a parent object has a set of permissions, but there is a child object that you would like to give different permissions without having to change the parent object permissions. What is that type of permission called?

Answer 6

Explicit permissions

Question 7

What is Bitlocker To Go?

Answer 7

Encrypted removable USB flash drives