Click the Exhibit button to begin. The RTracy user object is a member of the FlightOps group. This group has been assigned Read, Write, Create, Erase, and File Scan rights to the SHARED folder…

An IRF blocking Write, Create, Erase, Modify, and Access Control is not described in the scenario, so this blocking condition cannot be assumed.

Supervisor was never granted to the FlightOps group and cannot be derived from the Read, Write, Create, Erase, and File Scan rights that were assigned.

Read and File Scan alone would only result if an IRF had stripped the remaining rights, which the scenario does not indicate.

Modify and Access Control were not part of the original group assignment to SHARED and therefore cannot be inherited by the subdirectory.

The FlightOps group holds Read, Write, Create, Erase, and File Scan rights to the SHARED folder, and because the scenario describes no IRF on the FLIGHTOPS subdirectory that would block these rights, they inherit unchanged into FLIGHTOPS. RTracy, as a group member, receives the full set of effective rights - Read, Write, Create, Erase, and File Scan - in that subdirectory.

This set introduces Modify and Access Control that were never granted, and rights cannot be inherited if they were never assigned in the first place.

RTracy inherits rights through FlightOps group membership, so having no rights to the directory is factually incorrect given the scenario.