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A university is deploying folder redirection for the members of the Students, Staff, and Faculty Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) security groups. All client computers run Windows 7…
The correct answer is D. Deploy a single Group Policy object and use the Advanced-Specify locations for various user G. Deploy three Group Policy objects and use the Basic-Redirect everyone's folder to the same. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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A university is deploying folder redirection for the members of the Students, Staff, and Faculty Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) security groups. All client computers run Windows 7. Currently, there are no redirection policies in place. The IT department requires that members of each security group store data on a separate file server. Each user must have access to only their data from any client computer. You need to enable folder redirection for all of the users. What should you do?
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- ADeploy a single Group Policy object and use the Follow the Documents folder setting.
- BDeploy a single Group Policy object and use the Grant the user exclusive rights setting.
- CDeploy a single Group Policy object and use the Redirect to the local user profile location setting.
- DDeploy a single Group Policy object and use the Advanced-Specify locations for various user
- EDeploy a single Group Policy object and use the Also apply redirection policy to Windows 2000,
- FDeploy three Group Policy objects and use the Redirect to the local user profile location setting.
- GDeploy three Group Policy objects and use the Basic-Redirect everyone's folder to the same
- HDeploy three Group Policy objects and use the Move the contents of [FolderName] to the new
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