220-1002 · Question #788
Which of the following is required to receive GPOs from a system's centralized servers?
The correct answer is A. Encrypting File System. The listed answer A (Encrypting File System) is incorrect. EFS is a Windows feature for encrypting individual files and folders on NTFS volumes and has nothing to do with receiving Group Policy Objects. GPOs are delivered by Active Directory domain controllers and can only be…
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Which of the following is required to receive GPOs from a system's centralized servers?
Options
- AEncrypting File System
- BWorkgroup membership
- CDomain access Is
- DBitLocker
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A88% (22)
- B4% (1)
- C8% (2)
Explanation
The listed answer A (Encrypting File System) is incorrect. EFS is a Windows feature for encrypting individual files and folders on NTFS volumes and has nothing to do with receiving Group Policy Objects. GPOs are delivered by Active Directory domain controllers and can only be applied to computers and user accounts that are members of an Active Directory domain. C - Domain access (domain membership) - is the prerequisite for a system to authenticate with domain controllers and receive GPOs. Workgroup membership (B) is specifically the alternative networking model to domain membership, and workgroup machines cannot receive GPOs from centralized servers. BitLocker (D) is full-disk encryption technology, also unrelated to GPO delivery.
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