MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-270): Installing ...

17-24 Chapter 17 Monitoring and Managing Shared Folders by Using Computer Management
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Lesson 2 Review
1. Which of the following tools can you use to create a shared folder on a remote
computer? (Choose all that apply.)
a. Windows Explorer
b. Computer Management
c. Administrative Tools
d. Shared Folders snap-in
The correct answers are B and D. A is not correct because you cannot use Windows Explorer to
create a shared folder on a remote computer—only on the local computer. C is not correct
because Administrative Tools is a folder that provides access to several different tools.
2. How do you create and share a folder on a remote computer?
You can create and share a folder on a remote computer by using Computer Management (or
the Shared Folders snap-in), and connecting to the remote computer on which you want to manage
shares.
Lesson 3 Review
1. How can you determine which users have a connection to open files on a computer
and the files to which they have a connection?
The Sessions folder in Computer Management shows you a list of all users with a connection
to an open file and the files to which they have a connection.
2. How can you disconnect a specific user from a file?
In Computer Management, click Sessions. Select the user that you want to disconnect in the
details pane. On the Action menu, click Close Session.
3. Why would you send an administrative message to users with current connections?
To inform the users that you are about to disconnect them from the resource they are connected
to so that you can perform a backup or restore operation, upgrade software or hardware,
or shut down the computer.
4. What can you do to prevent a user from re-establishing a network connection after
you have disconnected that user from a shared folder?
To prevent all users from reconnecting, stop sharing the folder. To prevent only one user from
re-establishing a connection, change the permissions for the folder so that the user no longer
has access, and then disconnect the user from the shared folder.