A company's security policy does not allow USB drives to be available in workstations. However, an exception needs to be made for a user. The network administrator changes the policy for the user…

The correct answer is C. gpupdate. Group Policy in a Windows domain environment controls settings like USB port restrictions. After a Group Policy Object (GPO) is modified on the server (e.g., creating a security group exception), the changes do not take effect on a workstation until the next policy refresh…

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A company's security policy does not allow USB drives to be available in workstations. However, an exception needs to be made for a user. The network administrator changes the policy for the user. Which of the following commands should the administrator run on the user's workstation?

Options

Achkdsk
Bnetstat
Cgpupdate
Ddiskpart

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C
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D
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Explanation

Group Policy in a Windows domain environment controls settings like USB port restrictions. After a Group Policy Object (GPO) is modified on the server (e.g., creating a security group exception), the changes do not take effect on a workstation until the next policy refresh cycle (typically every 90 minutes). Running 'gpupdate /force' on the user's workstation immediately pulls and applies the updated policy without waiting. 'chkdsk' checks disk integrity, 'netstat' displays network connections, and 'diskpart' manages disk partitions - none of these apply to Group Policy enforcement.

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