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| What do you call a container that has users or computers? |
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| What are the two groups for windows server 2003? |
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| Security and distribution |
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| What group is used to assign permission for access to a network resource? |
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| What group is used to combine users for email distribution list? |
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| Which functional level would you use for supporting NT4, 2000, and 2003 domain controllers? |
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| What functional level would you use to support Windows 2000 and 2003 domain controllers? |
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| What functional level would you use to support NT4 and 2003 domain controllers |
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| Windows server 2003 interim |
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| Which fuctional level would you use to support windows 2003 domain controllers? |
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| What is it called when permissions are assigned to the group members? |
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| What group is primarily for backwards compatibility with NT4? |
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| What group is used to assign access permissions to global groups for local domain resources? |
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| Which local group(s) exist in all functional level domains and forest? |
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| Domain local groups and global groups |
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| Which group can include members from any domain in the forest, from trusted domains in other forest, and from trusted down-level domains? |
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| What group is primarily used to provide categorized membership in domain local groups for individual security principals or for direct permissions assignments? |
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| What group can only include members from within its own domain? |
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| Which group can contain other global groups? What functional level? |
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| Global groups (Only in Windows 2000 native or Server 2003 domain functional level) |
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| What group is used to grant access to resources in all trusted domains, but only be used as a security principal? |
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| What are special groups that are managed by the operating system called? What are some examples? |
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| Special Identities (everyone, network, interactive, dialup, creator owner) |
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| What options can you set for group memberships? |
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| General, members, members of, managed by, object, security |
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| What groups can be part of other global groups, universal groups, and or domain local groups? |
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| what group can be a member of other universal groups or domain local groups? |
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| What group can belong to other domain local groups? |
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| What command line is used to import and export large numbers of security principals for windows server 2003 |
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| What command can be used to create groups? (same with users?) |
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| What command line can be used to modify group settings |
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