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Your network contains an Active Directory domain. You have 100 remote users who have client computers that run Windows 7. The client computers are joined to the domain. The corporate security policy…
The correct answer is D. transparent caching on the client computers. IT professionals can take advantage of the Windows 7 file sharing enhancements to further improve user productivity in branch offices. Windows 7 provides: - Transparent caching on client computers for shared folders, reducing the time required to access files for the second and…
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Your network contains an Active Directory domain. You have 100 remote users who have client computers that run Windows 7. The client computers are joined to the domain. The corporate security policy states that users working offline must be denied access to the files on the corporate file servers. You need to configure the network to meet the following requirements:
- Support the corporate security policy.
- Minimize the amount of time it takes for remote users to access the
files on the corporate file servers. What should you enable?
Options
- Ashadow copies on the client computers
- Bshadow copies on the corporate file servers
- Ctransparent caching on the corporate file servers
- Dtransparent caching on the client computers
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A2% (1)
- B4% (2)
- C11% (5)
- D83% (38)
Explanation
IT professionals can take advantage of the Windows 7 file sharing enhancements to further improve user productivity in branch offices. Windows 7 provides: - Transparent caching on client computers for shared folders, reducing the time required to access files for the second and subsequent times across a slow network. This is combined with protocol enhancements that eliminate multiple, redundant network operations when opening or saving files to provide an improved application experience across slow networks. - Background synchronization capabilities for offline files, reducing administrative overhead and enhancing end-user experience.
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