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Objective 7.3 Configure, Manage, and Troubleshoot Local User and Group Accounts
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Objective 7.3 Questions
1. You are a network administrator for a manufacturing company. You have been told to
remove Richard and Anthony from the Accounting1 group, which has access to the Overdue
shared folder. You notice that Richard and Anthony are the only members of the
Accounting1 group, so you remove their accounts from the group and then delete the
group. Several weeks later, you are told that Richard once again needs access to the Overdue
folder. What steps can you take to restore his access? Choose two correct answers.
A. Re-create Richard’s user account.
B. Re-create the Accounting1 group and add Richard’s account to it.
C. Give Richard’s user account the user right Create Permanent Shared Objects.
D. Re-create the Accounting1 group.
E. Grant the Accounting1 group the proper permissions to the Overdue shared folder.
2. You work for a small law firm. Dave, Jenny, and Joe are attorneys at the same firm who
have been assigned a laptop computer to share. The laptop is delivered with Windows
XP Professional and Office 2003 Professional preinstalled. You install the remaining
applications that your firm uses, but you want to make sure that Dave, Jenny, and Joe
have their data and user preferences stored and maintained separately from one
another. What do you do? Choose the best answer.
A. Run the Sysprep tool.
B. Manually create a new local user profile for each attorney.
C. Create separate hardware profiles for each attorney.
D. Create local user accounts for each attorney.
3. You work at a small law office that upgraded its network to an Active Directory–based
domain. All user accounts and computers have been migrated to the domain. An attorney
named Dave recently left the company and is being replaced by a temporary attorney
named Scott. What is the easiest way to give Scott the exact same access to the
network that Dave had? Choose the best answer
A. Rename Dave’s account to Scott and reset the password.
B. Create a new user account called Scott and then copy the Dave user profile to
Scott’s account.
C. Create a new account for Scott and manually grant it access to all the resources
that Dave’s account had access to. Delete Dave’s account.
D. Create a new account for Scott and manually grant it access to all the resources
that Dave’s account had access to. Disable Dave’s account.