In Windows Server 2012 R2, which of the following steps represents the most efficient way to automatically move files which are older than one year to an expiration folder?
configure a file management task with FSRM
open the folder properties and set the file expiration property
Run the Windows PowerShell Set-FileExpire cmdlet
modify the properties of the folder that contains the files to specify an expiration parameter and expiration folder location
What type of service is the Windows File Server Resource Manager?
quota
role
third-party- add-on
extension
If you were asked to set up a shared file area for users that prevented them from saving video files or images of any kind what would you set up on that shared folder?
active file screen with included and excluded file groups
hard quota for each user and passive file screening
standard file share with e-mail notification
passive file screen and a soft quota
what FSRM feature can you use to show the state of file server volumes, quota, and disallowed files?
storage reports
storage exceptions
storage quotas
storage assessments
When storage space is at a premium, what should you do to ensure that everyone has enough space?
set up soft quota limits with no notifications
set up file groups so that users can't save very large files
set up very restrictive soft quota for users with e-mail notifications
set up hard quota limits with e-mail notifications
what technology did Microsoft develop to combat the storage of storage-using and potentially illegal files on corporate servers?
Windows Firewall
Quotas
Windows Defender
File Screening
What happens if you move unencrypted files into an encrypted folder?
nothing
the new files become encrypted
the new files become hidden
the new files become encrypted at a lower encryption level
you can encrypt individual files, but Microsoft recommends encrypting at what level?
file system
drive
file group
folder
encryption is the process of converting data into what kind of format?
compiled
unreadable
hidden
non-functional
what key length is considered to be minimally strong for encryption algorithms?
56
80
128
256
on what type of computer is BitLocker not commonly used?
laptops
desktops
netbooks
servers
what's the status of your data if someone has your public key?
compromised
broken
hacked
safe
you can generate several different reports from FSRM. One of them gives you a list of Least recently Accessed Files. What would be the purpose of that report?
to warn you that users are storing unused files
to allow you to archive unused files
to remove unused files
to warn you of possible security risks of old files
when using File system resource manager, which group must you be a member of to enable SMTP?
Administrators
Domain Users
Schema Admins
Power Users
when you change a file template and save the changes, you have the option to do which one of the following?
re-created the template
remove conflicting templates
apply the template to all derived file screens
remove all file screens affected by the new template
what does the acronym SMTP stand for?
Storage Management Transaction Protocol
Simple Management Transfer Protocol
Simple Mail Transaction Protocol
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
what is the purpose of setting up e-mail notifications for users who violate storage quotas?
so that administrator can proactively assist users in resolving the problem
to automate tracking of quota violations
to keep a record of quota violations for future reference
to endure that users know when they're using too much storage
Which screening technique prevents a user from saving defined unauthorized files?
active
passive
secure
preventative
what feature can you use to simplify the management of file screens?
exceptions
exemptions
templates
quotas
what is the purpose of setting soft quotas?
to notify users that they have reached the quota limit
to list files that need to be deleted
to identify users who violate quotas
to determine where hard quotas need to be set
what effect does using quotas in File Server Resource Manager have?
it limits the number of files allocated to a user
it limits the number of access licenses allotted to a server
it limits the number of drive mappings to a shared resource
it limits the number of gigabytes allocated to a volume or folder
some exemptions might be required for certain groups to store otherwise restricted file types. What type of exemption can you set p on folders?
file save exemption
file type exemption
file screen exception
folder screen exception
placing a quota limit on a folder applies that limit to what part of the folder?
the folder and any files it contains
the folder itself but no files
the entire folder and its subtree
only the files within the folder
By default, where are storage reports saved?
C:\StorageReports\Saved
C:\StorageReports\Schedule
C:\StorageReports\Queued
C:\StorageReports\Quotas
if you are a command-line user, what command will encrypt files and folders?
encrypt.exe
compress.exe
efs.exe
cipher.exe
an encrypted file can be converted back to its original format by a process known as what?
encryption
digitization
decryption
encapsulation
after a file has been encrypted, it is stored in what format?
executable
encrypted
converted
encryption does not protect a file or folder from deletion. To protect a file or folder from deletion, what technology should you use?
BitProtector
NTFS permissions
SSL/TLS
compression
single-key encryption is also known as what kind of encryption?
hash
simple
signal
symmetric
public-key cryptography uses how many keys?
one
two
two pair
what happens to files and subfolders within an EFS encrypted folder?
Nothing; they must be encrypted individually
they're encrypted but at a lower encryption level
they're left unencrypted but hidden
they're encrypted with the parent folder
what is the purpose of using hash function encryption?
to store passwords in a non-readable format
to demonstrate one-way encryption techniques
to provide keyless encryption and decryption algorithms
to keep track of 128-bit key pairs
where is the most secure location to store secure key recovery information?
on an encrypted USB device
in a secure cabinet on an encrypted USB device
in Active Directory
on the local device
EFS encryption is what type of feature that can be enable or disable at will, similar in effect to read-only, compression, or hidden?
status
characteristics
attribute
handle
from a security standpoint, which BitLocker operational mode is most secure?
TPM only
startup key only
TPM + startup PIN
TPM + startup key
what built-in computer hardware feature makes BitLocker Drive Encryption far more secure than other forms of folder or file-based encryption?
certificates
hardware-assisted virtualization
trusted platform module
BIOS-enabled anti-virus software
