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You are a network consultant for Company. Company has a network of 40 Microsoft Windows XP Professional client computers and one Microsoft Windows Server 2003 computer. Employees are consistently…
The correct answer is C. Select Volume in the Shadow Copies tab in volume Properties. Click Enable. Explanation: Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) allows a user to access previous versions of files and folders in network shares. With those previous versions, users can restore deleted or damaged files or compare versions of files. The Shadow Copies feature for shared folders is…
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You are a network consultant for Company. Company has a network of 40 Microsoft Windows XP Professional client computers and one Microsoft Windows Server 2003 computer. Employees are consistently overwriting images from other employees in the office. Consequently, employees constantly request your assistance to restore files from backup tapes. You need to allow users the ability to restore files up to 24 hours old. What should you do?
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- ASelect Volume in the Shadow Copies tab in Volume Properties. Click Create Now.
- BSelect Volume in the Shadow Copies tab in Volume Properties. Click Create Now. Select the
- CSelect Volume in the Shadow Copies tab in volume Properties. Click Enable.
- DSelect Volume in the Shadow Copies tab in Volume Properties. Select Adjust Maximum Size in
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Explanation: Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) allows a user to access previous versions of files and folders in network shares. With those previous versions, users can restore deleted or damaged files or compare versions of files. The Shadow Copies feature for shared folders is not enabled by default. To enable the feature, open the Properties dialog box of a drive volume from Windows Explorer or the Disk Management snap-in. On the Shadow Copies tab, select the volume and click Enable . Once enabled , all shared folders on the volume will be shadowed;specific shares on a volume cannot be Incorrect answers: A: You can manually initiate a shadow copy by clicking Create Now, but this is not the solution. Volume Shadow copy has to be enabled in this case. B: You can manually initiate a shadow copy by clicking Create Now, but this is not the solution. Volume Shadow copy has to be enabled in this case. Furthermore selecting to schedule the shadow copies to Mondays is not the solution. D: The size of the volume is not actual making of shadow copies; you need to enable shadow copies. Dan Holme, Orin Thomas, Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment, Microsoft Press, Redmond, 2004, Chapter 7, p. 30 Craig Zacker, Planning and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure, Microsoft Press, Redmond, 2004, Chapter 6, p. 40
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