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Your network contains a Remote Desktop Session Host (RD Session Host) server named Server1. You need to prevent users from running an application named App1 in Remote Desktop sessions. The solution mu
The correct answer is C. From the Local group Policy Editor, create the default AppLocker executable rules and a deny D. Start the Application Identity service, and then set the startup type to Automatic. E. From the Local group Policy Editor, modify the AppLocker Enforcement settings.. Why are my AppLocker rules not being enforced? The most common reasons why the AppLocker rules might not be enforced are: The Application Identity service (AppIDsvc) is not running. Rule enforcement is set to Audit only.
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Your network contains a Remote Desktop Session Host (RD Session Host) server named Server1. You need to prevent users from running an application named App1 in Remote Desktop sessions. The solution must ensure that the users can run other applications from Remote Desktop sessions on Server1. What should you do? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)
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- AStart the Application Management service, and then set up the startup to Automatic.
- BFrom th Local Group Policy console, set the security level of the software restriction policy to
- CFrom the Local group Policy Editor, create the default AppLocker executable rules and a deny
- DStart the Application Identity service, and then set the startup type to Automatic.
- EFrom the Local group Policy Editor, modify the AppLocker Enforcement settings.
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(39 responses)- A5% (2)
- B15% (6)
- C79% (31)
Explanation
Why are my AppLocker rules not being enforced? The most common reasons why the AppLocker rules might not be enforced are: The Application Identity service (AppIDsvc) is not running. Rule enforcement is set to Audit only.
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