Your network has client computers that run Windows 7. A custom Web-based application requires specific security settings. You need to prevent users from permanently modifying their Internet Explorer…

The correct answer is D. Use Windows Internet Explorer Maintenance (IEM) extension settings in Normal mode. Normal mode, you can configure IEM settings so that they are refreshed on users' computers on a periodic basis (or each time the users log in). However, users can temporarily change these settings between the times scheduled for their setting refresh. For this reason, these…

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Your network has client computers that run Windows 7. A custom Web-based application requires specific security settings. You need to prevent users from permanently modifying their Internet Explorer browsers security settings. What should you do?

Options

AReset the Internet Explorer settings
BRestore the advanced settings in Internet Explorer
CUse Windows Internet Explorer Maintenance (IEM) extension settings in Preference mode
DUse Windows Internet Explorer Maintenance (IEM) extension settings in Normal mode

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A
7% (1)
B
7% (1)
C
13% (2)
D
73% (11)

Explanation

Normal mode, you can configure IEM settings so that they are refreshed on users' computers on a periodic basis (or each time the users log in). However, users can temporarily change these settings between the times scheduled for their setting refresh. For this reason, these settings in Normal mode behave as "pseudo-policies." In Preference mode, you can configure IEM settings, but allow users to change these settings later by using the Internet Explorer 9 user interface.

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#Internet Explorer Maintenance#IEM Normal mode#security settings enforcement#Group Policy

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