Which of the following is true about the following share access properties? (Choose TWO correct answers.) [projects]path = /data/projects read only = noadmin users = timo, taki, +managers

A group prefixed with `+` (e.g., `+managers`) is typically resolved as a Unix group, not a Winbind group; Winbind groups are usually specified with a domain prefix or an `@` symbol (e.g., `@DOMAIN\managers`).

Users specified in the `admin users` parameter, such as `timo` and `taki`, are granted root-level access to the share. This allows them to manipulate files and directories, including creating, deleting, and modifying, regardless of the underlying Unix file system permissions.

In Samba's `smb.conf` configuration, a group name prefixed with a plus sign (`+`) indicates that it should be resolved as a Unix group, meaning Samba will look up the `managers` group in the server's local Unix group database.

Samba does not have a built-in default group named `+managers`; it refers to a user-defined Unix group.

The `admin users` parameter can be applied to any type of Samba share (e.g., disk shares, home shares) to grant administrative privileges, not exclusively to print shares.