Deck 10: File and Printer Sharing

Question 1

Which option found in the Advanced Sharing dialog box controls how offline files are configured?

A)Permissions
B)Caching
C)Share name
D)Limits

Answer 1

B

Question 2

Global groups are used to hold user accounts while domain local groups are used to hold Global groups and provide access to resources.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Which type of Mac OS X account cannot log on to the local Mac computer, but can access shared files and printers to which the account has been given permission from another computer?

A)Standard
B)Managed
C)Sharing Only
D)Guest

Answer 3

C

Question 4

You want to view a list of users on a Linux system. What command should you use?

A)cat /usr/passwd
B)print /usr/passwd
C)print /etc/passwd
D)cat /etc/passwd

Question 5

NFS is that native Linux/UNIX file sharing protocol and is supported by Windows and Mac OS X.

Question 6

You are explaining to a colleague how to make a shared resource available on a Linux file system. Which of the following terms best describes what you should tell him?

A)map a drive letter
B)mount a drive letter
C)mount a share
D)map a volume

Question 7

You have a multi-domain Windows Server 2016 forest. You need to make a shared folder available to users from several domains. What type of group should you create to add the users to and assign permissions to the resource?

A)Universal
B)Global
C)Domain local
D)Local

Question 8

Which component of printer sharing in Windows is a storage location for pending print jobs?

A)print device
B)print queue
C)print server
D)print pool

Question 9

You have shared a folder on a Windows server that is a part of a domain. You need to assign permissions to users so they can access the shared folder. Which type of group will you use to make the permissions assignment?

A)Local
B)Domain local
C)Global
D)Universal

Question 10

You want to configure a printer with two print devices so that the print server sends print jobs to the print device that is least busy. What should you configure?

A)printer priority
B)job management
C)printer pooling
D)availability control

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a Windows share permission?

A)read
B)write
C)change
D)full control

Question 12

In Linux, a network drive that is attached to the file system is referenced with a drive letter.

Question 13

Which file sharing client component intercepts requests for resources and examines it to determine whether the resource is local or remote?

A)drive mapper
B)UNC path
C)redirector
D)authenticator

Question 14

You have shared a folder on Windows 10, how many users can access the shared folder simultaneously?

A)unlimited
B)10
C)50
D)20

Question 15

You want to automate the process of mapping drive letters to shares when users log on to a Windows domain. What should you do?

A)install a driver
B)make a BASH script
C)construct a macro
D)create a batch file

Question 16

Windows computers can make a shared drive look like a local drive by mapping.

Question 17

You need to create a user on your Red Hat Enterprise Linux system. What command should you use?

A)newaccount
B)userconf
C)useradd
D)moduser

Question 18

What is the correct syntax to map drive letter X: to a share named myshare on a server named server1?

A)net share \\server1\myshare X:
B)net share X: \\server1\myshare
C)net use X: \\server1\myshare
D)net use \\server1\myshare X:

Question 19

In Mac OS X, Sharing Only accounts can log on to the local Mac computer and access shared files and printers on other computers.

Question 20

What do you use to access shared folders and printers on a Windows computer?

A)URL location
B)mounted drive
C)UNC path
D)batch file

Question 21

You are trying to create a user from the command line on a Linux computer. You get an error that permission is denied. What should you do?

A)use the runas command
B)preface the command with sudo
C)run the command followed by /root
D)type superuser and then the command

Question 22

Describe the difference between mapping a drive and mounting a volume.

Question 23

Which special identity group refers to the object on which permissions are being set?

A)Creator Owner
B)Self
C)Interactive
D)System

Question 24

What is a Universal group?

Question 25

What are the rights given to the default Account Operators group.

Question 26

Which command can you use in Linux to give the current logged on user temporary root permissions?

A)admin
B)root
C)su
D)ls

Question 27

What is a special identity group?

Question 28

Which type of Mac OS X account can run applications and create files in their home folder but cannot perform administrative actions such as installing devices?

A)Standard
B)Group
C)Sharing Only
D)Guest

Question 29

Describe the Domain local group scope.

Question 30

You want to access shared folders on a Windows computer named WinServ from your Mac OS X computer. What do you type in the Connect to Server dialog box?

A)\\winserv\
B)unc:\\WinServ
C)smb://WinServ
D)net\WinServ

Question 31

Describe how to access shared files from a Mac OS X client.

Question 32

Who are members of the Authenticated Users group?

Question 33

What is a Global group?

Question 34

Describe the basic method for creating user accounts and their associated password in Linux from the command line.

Question 35

Which of the following is a native Linux printer sharing protocol?

A)TCP
B)SMB
C)CUPS
D)NFS

Question 36

What file should you edit to configure an SMB share on Linux?

A)/etc/samba/smb.conf
B)/conf/samba/smb.conf
C)/etc/smb/samba.conf
D)/conf/smb/samba.conf

Question 37

Which of the following is the correct syntax for specifying the UPN for a user named jsmith on the mydomain.local domain?

A)[e-mail]
B)mydomain.local/jsmith
C)jsmith$mydomain.local
D)jsmith\mydomain.local

Question 38

What command should you use on a Linux computer to access a Windows share named mydocs from a server name WinServ?

A)open //WinServ/mydocs
B)smbclient //WinServ/mydocs
C)ftp WinServ:mydocs
D)use WinServ\mydocs

Question 39

You shared a folder on a Windows computer. What is the default share permission?

A)Users Change
B)Everyone Full Control
C)System Full Control
D)Everyone Read

Question 40

How do you use the Linux command-line program for accessing SMB shares?