70-663 · Question #66
70-663 Question #66: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is C. Modify the public folder client permissions.. Each public folder has two sets of permissions: client permissions and admin permissions. If you are using Outlook or Outlook Web Access to access a public folder, we only look at the client Client permissions are the ones you see when you get properties on a folder in Outlook, o
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- AModify the mailbox permissions.
- BModify the OWA segmentation settings.
- CModify the public folder client permissions.
- DModify the public folder administrative permissions.
Explanation
Each public folder has two sets of permissions: client permissions and admin permissions. If you are using Outlook or Outlook Web Access to access a public folder, we only look at the client Client permissions are the ones you see when you get properties on a folder in Outlook, or when you use the Get-PublicFolderClientPermission cmdlet, or when you look at Folder Permissions in the ExFolders or PFDAVAdmin tool. Since folders in the hierarchy have typically been created by many different users, the client permissions are often different on each folder. The creator of the folder will be the Owner, and will often change the other rights on the folder as well, so there's no telling what the client permissions will look like throughout the hierarchy. OWA Segmentation settings can only allow or prevent access to PF. Detailed permissions are controlled with client settings:
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