050-696 · Question #173
Which component determines the type of access a user has to network directories and files on an OES NetWare server?
The correct answer is D. File and directory rights. In OES NetWare, access to the physical file system - directories and files on server volumes - is governed specifically by file and directory rights, not by directory object rights or client settings.
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- AEntry rights
- BAttribute rights
- CNovell Client properties
- DFile and directory rights
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(28 responses)- A7% (2)
- B14% (4)
- C4% (1)
- D75% (21)
Why each option
In OES NetWare, access to the physical file system - directories and files on server volumes - is governed specifically by file and directory rights, not by directory object rights or client settings.
Entry rights are eDirectory rights that control access to objects in the directory tree (such as Browse, Create, Delete, Rename), not access to files and directories on a server volume.
Attribute rights are eDirectory rights that control access to the properties of directory objects, not file system access.
Novell Client properties configure the behavior of the client software on the workstation (such as login parameters and preferred server), but do not determine the trustee rights a user holds on server directories and files.
File and directory rights are the NetWare file system trustee rights (Read, Write, Create, Erase, Modify, File Scan, Access Control, and Supervisor) assigned to users or groups for specific directories or files on a NetWare volume. These rights directly determine every permitted operation a user can perform on the file system, such as reading, writing, deleting, or renaming files and folders.
Concept tested: NetWare file system trustee rights assignment
Source: https://www.microfocus.com/documentation/open-enterprise-server/
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