Hard — 220-1202 Practice Quiz

Question 1

A technician configures a folder named ProjectData on an NTFS volume (D:) with custom permissions that deny the Interns group access. A user asks the technician to relocate a file from a different folder on the same D: volume into ProjectData. After the file is moved, the technician notices the file did not adopt the ProjectData folder's permissions. What best explains this behavior?

Accepted Answer

When a file is moved within the same NTFS volume, it retains its original permissions rather than inheriting the destination folder's permissions.

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Moving a file always strips all NTFS permissions, requiring the technician to reapply them manually.

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Files moved to any folder automatically inherit the destination's permissions regardless of the volume.

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Share permissions override NTFS permissions during a move, so the folder's deny rule is ignored.

Question 2

A user is a member of the 'Sales' group. On a shared folder named Reports, the Share permission for the Sales group is set to Read. The NTFS permission for the Sales group on that same folder is set to Modify. When the user accesses the folder over the network from another computer, what is the user's effective level of access?

Accepted Answer

Read, because the most restrictive permission applies when combining Share and NTFS permissions

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Modify, because NTFS permissions always override Share permissions

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Full Control, because the two permissions are added together

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No access, because conflicting Share and NTFS permissions cancel each other out