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You are employed as the network administrator at Cer-tech.com. The Cer-tech.com network consists of a single Active Directory domain named Cer-tech.com. The Cer-tech.com network consists of 15…
The correct answer is A. Add the manager to mobile User template. Then install Connection Manager on the client. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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You are employed as the network administrator at Cer-tech.com. The Cer-tech.com network consists of a single Active Directory domain named Cer-tech.com. The Cer-tech.com network consists of 15 Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional computers and 1 Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003. There is a Digital Subscribers Lines (DSL) connection attached directly to the Windows Small Business Server 2003. This is done by using Microsoft ISA Server. The staff makes use of Microsoft Outlook 2000 to access the employee mailboxes. In order to track client information the Marketing department makes use of a billing application that runs a Microsoft Access database. The Marketing department makes use of Graphic design applications to develop marketing material for clients. These materials are stored in shared directories on the server. The file on the server that is stored is generally small. You have received instruction from the Manager to ensure that the manager is able to access e-mail messages and files that are stored in the shared directories on the office server from a mobile computer at home. You need to ensure that access is granted to the manager. What should you do?
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- AAdd the manager to mobile User template. Then install Connection Manager on the client
- BEnable Active Server Pages in the Web Extension for IIS. Then add the Manager account to the
- CTerminal Services should be installed and configured. The User Node should be opened in the
- DNavigate to the To Do List option in the Server Management Console and make use of the Fax
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(29 responses)- A79% (23)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D14% (4)
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