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35 Cards in this Set
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What defines the method and format that an OS uses to store, locate, and retrieve files from electronic storage media?
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A file system
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What are the components that make up a modern file system?
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-Filenaming convention
-Hierarchical organization -Data storage method -Metadata -Attributes -Access control lists (ACL's) |
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What partition system is limited to 2GB partitions with a maximum file size of 2 GB?
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FAT16
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What partition system allows partitions up to 2 TB and supports files up to 4 GB in size?
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FAT32
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What operating system can extend the 2GB maximum partition size of FAT16 to 4 GB?
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Windows NT
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Windows 2000 and later limits the maximum partition size of FAT32 partitions from 2 TB to what?
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32 GB
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What version of windows first introduced NTFS?
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Windows NT
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File and folder permissions are advantages of what file system over FAT?
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NTFS
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What features were added to NTFS with the release of Windows 2000?
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-Disk quotas
-Volume mount points -Shadow copies -File compression -Encrypting File system |
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What file system feature helps administrators control how disk space is used on a server?
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Disk quotas
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What file system feature enables you to access a volume as a folder in another volume instead of by using a drive letter?
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Volume mount point
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Extending the apparent amount of free space on an existing volume.
-consolidate frequently accessed volumes -consolidate several shared volumes under a single network share. Are all examples of why you would use what? |
Volume mount point
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What file system feature allows access to previous versions of files and the ability to restore files that were deleted or corrupted?
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Shadow copies
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Can you compress and encrypt a file on a volume at the same time?
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No, only one or the other, you cannot do both
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Files moved to a new location on the same volume always retain their compression attribute. True or False?
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True
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Files copied to a new location on the same volume inherit the compression attribute from the parent container. True or False?
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True
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What is the maximum number of shadow copies that can be kept?
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64
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File encryption on NTFS is made possible by what?
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Encrypting File System (EFS)
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Encrypted files that are copied or moved always stay encrypted regardless of the destination's encryption attribute. True or False?
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True
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Unencrypted files that are moved or copied to a folder with the encryption attribute set are always encrypted. True or False
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True
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A user who initially encrypted a file can add additional users who can decrypt the file as long as the user has what?
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Valid EFS certificate
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What are the 2 ways to secure access to files with permissions?
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-Share permissions
-NTFS permissions |
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What kind of permission is applied to network access?
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NTFS permissions
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What permissions can only be configured on a shared folder?
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Shared permissions
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What permissions can be configured on folders and files?
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NTFS permissions
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What are the 3 options available under shared permissions?
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-Read
-Change -Full control |
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What is the maximum number of users that can simultaneously access a share created on a vista computer?
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10
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Can a share permission be applied to an individual file?
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No
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What are the 3 ways a user can become the owner of a file system object?
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-Create the file or folder
-Take ownership of a file or folder -Assign ownership |
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What are the 4 methods to configure folder sharing in Windows Server?
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-File sharing wizard
-Advanced sharing dialog box -shared folders snap-in -Share and storage management |
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What are the default hidden administrative shares on computers that aren't domain controllers?
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-Admin$
-Drive$ -IPC$ |
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What are the 2 additional shares that reside on domain controllers?
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-NETLOGON
-Sysvol |
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What groups shared folders from multiple servers into a single folder hierarchy with replication for fault tolerance?
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Distributed file system (DFS)
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What is a suite of services and management tools for monitoring storage space, managing quotas, controlling the types of files that users can store on a server, and creating storage reports?
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File server resource manager
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A printer is known as what
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A print device
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