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3. Which of the following statements about disk quotas in Windows XP Professional
is correct? (Choose all that apply.)
a. Disk quotas can be applied only to Windows XP Professional NTFS volumes.
b. Disk quotas can be applied to any Windows XP Professional volume.
c. You must be logged on with the Administrator user account to configure
default quota management settings.
d. Members of the Administrators and Power Users groups can configure quota
management settings.
The correct answers are A and C. B is not correct because the volume must be formatted with
NTFS. D is not correct because members of the Power Users group cannot configure quota
management settings.
4. You get a call from an administrator who cannot delete a quota entry for a user
account. What would you tell the administrator to check?
Tell the administrator to verify that all files owned by the user are removed or that another user
has taken ownership of the files. You cannot delete a quota entry for a user account if there are
files owned by that user on the volume.
Lesson 4 Practice: Increasing Security by Using EFS
1. What color is the SecretFile.txt text file? Why?
Green. Windows displays the names of encrypted files and folders as green by default.
17. What happens?
A Notepad dialog box appears indicating that access is denied.
Lesson 4 Review
1. What is encryption and what is the EFS?
Encryption makes information indecipherable to protect it from unauthorized viewing or use.
The EFS provides encryption for data in NTFS files stored on disk. This encryption is public key–
based and runs as an integrated system service, making it easy to manage, difficult to attack,
and transparent to the file owner.
2. Which of the following files and folders does Windows XP Professional allow you
to encrypt? (Choose all that apply.)
a. A file on an NTFS volume
b. A folder on a FAT volume
c. A file stored on a floppy
d. A folder on an NTFS volume
The correct answers are A and D. B is not correct because encryption is not available on volumes
formatted with FAT. C is not correct because you cannot format a floppy disk with NTFS.