Question

Your organization has an Active Directory domain. One of the users, Bill, should not have read access to a folder named Accounting. The Accounting folder is shared on a network server, on a partition formatted as NTFS. Which of the following statements best describes how to stop Bill from having read access to the folder without impacting any other users on the network?
A. Remove Bill from all domain groups that have access to the Accounting folder.
B. Deny read access to the Accounting folder for Bill through local access security.
C. Deny read access to the Accounting folder for any group that Bill is a member of.
D. Deny read access to the Accounting folder for Bill through shared access security.

Answer 1

Answer: D. Deny read access to the Accounting folder for Bill through shared access security.

Explanation:

The statement that describes how to stop Bill from having read access to the folder without impacting any other users on the network is to deny read access to the Accounting folder for Bill through shared access security.

It should be noted that the local access security cannot be used in this case because the folder is shared from a network server that is within the active directory domain.