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You are the network administrator for Company. You regularly fix minor problems on client computers that are caused by employees changing the settings on the computers. You want to improve network…
The correct answer is D. Add a new Group Policy Object called Network Lockdown. Select Enable Prohibit access to. Explanation: The most common method of configuring security for servers that are assigned specific roles is to use group policies. A group policy is an Active Directory object that consists of specific settings for a collection of configuration parameters. When you associate a…
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You are the network administrator for Company. You regularly fix minor problems on client computers that are caused by employees changing the settings on the computers. You want to improve network management over the client computers. You also want to limit the ability of employees to manipulate the network configurations on client computers. You need to find a method to deny employees the ability to change any network configurations on the client computers. What should you do?
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- AAdd a new Group Policy object named Network Lockdown. In the Network node of the Group
- BAdd an new Group Policy object named Network Lockdown. In the Network node of the Group
- CAdd a new Group Policy object named Network Lockdown. In the Network node of the Group
- DAdd a new Group Policy Object called Network Lockdown. Select Enable Prohibit access to
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- B4% (2)
- C5% (3)
- D80% (45)
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Explanation: The most common method of configuring security for servers that are assigned specific roles is to use group policies. A group policy is an Active Directory object that consists of specific settings for a collection of configuration parameters. When you associate a Group Policy Object (GPO) with an Active Directory container object, all the computers in that container receive the group policy settings. To create and modify group policies, you use the Group Policy Object Editor snap-in for Microsoft Management Console (MMC). The Group Policy Object Editor console enables you to modify any of the configuration settings in the Group Policy Objects associated with a domain (or any other) object. Incorrect answers: A: Whether Viewing is enabled or disabled, it will not prevent employees changing the B: This setting does not prevent employees from changing the network configurations. C: It is the access to the properties of components of a LAN connection that should be enabled and not changing properties of private remote access connection. Infrastructure, Microsoft Press, Redmond, 2004, Chapter 14, pp. 6-8
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