Section Skill Overview

What are the two main skills covered in the Section Skill Overview?

• Configure email and browser settings

• Share and secure folders, Configure share and NTFS permissions

• Install and update software applications

• Manage user accounts and passwords

On which operating system are you learning to configure basic and advanced folder sharing?

• Linux

• macOS

• Windows

• Android

What are NTFS permissions used for?

• To control the level of access users have when accessing files over the network.

• To manage and secure files and folders within an NTFS file system.

• To define the size of files within an NTFS file system.

• To encrypt files within an NTFS file system.

What is a shared folder?

• A folder that can only be accessed by one user at a time.

• A folder that is compressed to save space.

• A set of files that are made available to other users over a network.

• A folder that is backed up automatically by the system.

What are share permissions?

• Permissions that determine the size of files shared over a network.

• Permissions that encrypt files shared over a network.

• Permissions used to control the level of access users have when accessing files over the network.

• Permissions that automatically back up shared files over a network.

Which of the following actions is NOT included under the 'Change' share permission?

• Read

• Write

• Ownership

• Delete

What additional permission does 'Full Control' provide over the 'Change' permission in share permissions?

• Run

• Copy

• Change permissions

• Create

Which permission level allows a user to execute a file in a shared network folder?

• Read

• Change

• Full Control

• Both A and B

Which NTFS folder permission allows a user to take ownership of a file or folder?

• Modify

• Read and Execute

• Full Control

• List Folder Contents

What can a user do with the 'Modify' NTFS folder permission that they cannot do with the 'Read and Execute' permission?

• Read files

• Execute files

• Create new files and subfolders

• View folder's contents