MCTS: Managing Files MCQ Questions Answers

1. You can sort files ____.

2. To create a hard limit of 100 MB - run the following command:

3. If you need to share EFS-protected files with other users on your local computer or across the network - you need to add their ______ to the file.

4. In Hosted Cache mode - a ______ with the BranchCache feature installed maintains a central cache of files accessed by clients in the same office.

5. To delete a system state backup - run:

6. If you encrypt a folder - Windows automatically encrypts all new files in the folder. Windows Explorer shows encrypted files in ______.

7. Hosted Cache mode uses a ______ architecture to exchange copies of files from file servers located on remote networks.

8. To encrypt entire volumes and protect system files - use ______ Encryption.

9. You can use the Wbadmin tool to initiate backups from a script or at a command prompt. For example - to initiate a backup of the C drive to the L drive - you would run the following command prompt from an elevated command prompt:

10. The ______ permission is useful for creating a folder in which several users can deliver files but not access each other's files or even see what other files exist.

11. Similar to the system files permissions - the %ProgramFiles% folder permissions are designed to allow users to run applications and allow only admins to install applications. Users have ______ - and admins have full control.

12. ______ stores copies of files shared by remote file or web servers (including servers running WSUS) that are running Win Srvr 2008 R2 and shares them with clients in the same office.

13. You can use the DirQuota command to configure disk quotas at the command prompt or from a script. For example - the following command applies the standard 200 MB Limit Reports To User template to the C:\Shared folder:

14. BranchCache clients must be running ______ or ______.

15. BitLocker Drive Encryption can help protect users from ______ - which are a type of malware that runs beneath the operating system and are very difficult to detect or remove.

16. A user who does not have NTFS permissions to ______ a folder or file will not see it listed in the directory contents.

17. With the ______ permissions - users can create files in a folder but not necessarily read them.

18. If Windows cannot start or you need to recover the entire system volume from a backup - you can start the computer from the Win Srvr 2008 R2 DVD and use the ______ wizard to recover the operating system.

19. Shadow copies allow backup software to access files that are ______.

20. With the ______ - you define a custom set of classification properties and then create classification rules to apply different values for each of those properties to specific files.

21. BranchCache can operate in two modes: ______.

22. What command should you run to configure shadow copies?

23. BitLocker is a feature of all Win Srvr 2008 R2 editions - and only of Win 7 ______ and ______. It is not supported on other editions of Win 7.

24. Users can ______ to - the %SystemRoot% folder and subfolders. Admins can add and update files. This allows admins - but not users - to install updates and applications.

25. Distributed Cache mode uses _____ file sharing to exchange copies of files from file servers located on remote networks.

26. EFS encrypts folders and files for individual users. You cannot use EFS to encrypt ______ - however.

27. Users have ______ permissions over their own files. Admins also have full control. Other users who are not administrators cannot read or write to a user's files.

28. With the ______ permissions - users can view the contents of a folder and open files.

29. If backup software needs to access a file that's in use by a different application - Volume Shadow Copy creates a shadow copy of the file ______ and then gives the backup process access to the shadow copy.

30. ______ can decrypt encrypted files by using the file properties dialog box - just as if they were the user that originally encrypted the files.

31. You can use the DFSUtil tool to configure DFS from a command prompt or script. DFSUtil has replaced DFSCmd included with Win Server 2003. To use DFSUtil to view the DFS roots in a domain - run the following command: