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You are the systems administrator for BlueSkwer.com. For security reasons, you have set up a Windows 7 homegroup with five computers. These five computers are not joined to the company domain but…
The correct answer is A. The domain user cannot share printers with the homegroup C. The domain user cannot share libraries with the homegroup. Domain-joined computers can join a home group and access shared resources; however, they cannot share Libraries or printers with the home group.
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Question
You are the systems administrator for BlueSkwer.com. For security reasons, you have set up a Windows 7 homegroup with five computers. These five computers are not joined to the company domain but are attached to the network wirelessly. These five computers are being used for highly sensitive research and development. The CTO has requested that he be allowed access to files within the homegroup share. The CTO's computer is joined to the company domain. What limitations, if any, does a domain user have when connecting to a homegroup? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
Options
- AThe domain user cannot share printers with the homegroup
- BThe domain-joined computers cannot join a homegroup.
- CThe domain user cannot share libraries with the homegroup
- DThe domain user cannot access files within the homegroup.
How the community answered
(69 responses)- A68% (47)
- B20% (14)
- D12% (8)
Explanation
Domain-joined computers can join a home group and access shared resources; however, they cannot share Libraries or printers with the home group.
Topics
#HomeGroup#domain limitations#network sharing#Windows networking
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