File Permissions

What is the principle of the most restrictive permission in access control?

• It allows users to perform all actions they have permissions for.

• It ensures users can only perform actions allowed by the least permissive permission.

• It grants users the highest level of access they have.

• It combines all permissions to give maximum access.

When both NTFS and share permissions are assigned to a resource, which permissions are used?

• The least restrictive permissions.

• The most restrictive permissions.

• Only NTFS permissions.

• Only share permissions.

Which NTFS permission allows a user to read, write, and delete files in a folder?

• Read

• Write

• Modify

• Full Control

What can a user do with NTFS Full Control permission?

• Only read files.

• Read and write files.

• Read, write, modify, delete, and change permissions.

• Only change permissions.

Which share permission allows a user to view but not modify shared files?

• Read

• Change

• Full Control

• Modify

What actions can a user perform with the NTFS Write permission?

• Only view the contents of the folder.

• Add new files and modify existing files.

• Delete files in the folder.

• Change permissions.

Which share permission allows a user to manage permissions for shared files?

• Read

• Change

• Full Control

• Modify

If a user has NTFS Read permission and Share Change permission, what can they do?

• Only view the contents of the folder.

• View and modify shared files.

• Only modify shared files.

• View shared files but cannot modify them.

Which NTFS permission is required to change permissions on a folder?

• Read

• Write

• Modify

• Full Control

What is the effect of having both NTFS Modify and Share Read permissions on a file?

• The user can modify the file.

• The user can only read the file.

• The user can delete the file.

• The user can change permissions on the file.