英语阅读摘要试题练习(5)

　　A。 In a directory on each user"s workstation B。 On a single member server in the trusted domain C。 On the PDC of the trusted domain D。 In the WinntSystem32ReplImportScripts folder on the PDC of each trusting domain C With a single master domain model， all user accounts reside in the master domain and all user logons are authenticated in the master domain。 To make administration of logon scripts as easy as possible， they should be stored in a single place。

　　79。Mike is a member of group A， B and C。 Mike requires access to the database folder。 The following permissions of database folder have been assigned: A--change B--Full Control C--Read What are Mike"s effective rights to this share?

　　A。 No Access B。 Read C。 Change D。 Full Control D Mike will receive the most permissive access in this case。

　　80。 Mike is member of three groups: A1， A2， and A3。 The rights to a directory called DUTY are shown below: A1 Read A2 Change A3 No access What are Mike"s effective rights in the DUTY directory?

　　A。 Read B。 Change C。 No Access D。 Full control C Because A3 has been assigned No access， Mike will have No Access regardless of the permissions he has been assign in other groups。

　　81。 In your Windows NT network you have one hundred users， which are all using Windows NT Workstation 4。0。 You would like all one hundred users to have the same system policies。 What should you do?

　　A。 Create the "ntconfig。pol" file and store it in a shared folder on each member server。 B。 Create the "ntconfig。pol" file and store it in the NETLOGON folder on the PDC。 C。 Create the "ntconfig。pol" file and store it in the NETLOGON folder on each workstation。 D。 Create the "ntconfig。pol" file and store it in the home directory of each user。 B The "ntconfig。pol" policy file is stored on the PDC of the domain。 Each time a user logs onto the domain， the NETLOGON folder is checked automatically on the PDC to see if a system policy file already exists。 If the "ntconfig。pol" policy file is present in the NETLOGON folder on the PDC， then the "ntconfig。pol" file is copied onto the user"s local machine and the system policy ( "ntconfig。pol" ) overwrites the system policy that is set on the user"s local machine。 To satisfy the scenario， you would use answer b。