You have five file servers that run Windows Server. You need to block users from uploading video files that have the .mov extension to shared folders on the file servers. All other types of files…

The correct answer is D. a file screen. A file screen, created through File Server Resource Manager (FSRM), is the purpose-built tool for blocking specific file types from being saved to shared folders. You can create a passive or active file screen targeting .mov files and apply it to all shared folders across…

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You have five file servers that run Windows Server. You need to block users from uploading video files that have the .mov extension to shared folders on the file servers. All other types of files must be allowed. The solution must minimize administrative effort. What should you create?

Options

Aa Dynamic Access Control central access policy
Ba data loss prevention (DLP) policy
Ca Dynamic Access Control central access rule
Da file screen

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C
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D
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Explanation

A file screen, created through File Server Resource Manager (FSRM), is the purpose-built tool for blocking specific file types from being saved to shared folders. You can create a passive or active file screen targeting .mov files and apply it to all shared folders across multiple file servers - meeting the requirement of allowing all other file types. Using Group Policy or a central FSRM policy minimizes administrative effort across five servers. Dynamic Access Control (central access policies/rules) manages access permissions based on user/resource attributes, not file extension blocking. A DLP policy is a broader data governance tool, not the right fit for simple extension-based blocking on file servers.

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