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group scoope (70-290 exame)

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Jul 29, 2005
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Hello again,

I´m having some doubts about group scoope (local; global; universal) in an Avtive Directory Environment. Sorry for this kind of questions but I´m new to windows administration.

Here are some simplified questions and the answer, as well as my doubts.


# use the TestKingStaff group to assign permissions to resources in both domains.

Answer: use an universal security group

Ok, this one I understand, as the group will be used in different domains...


# You are the network administrator for hq.testking.com. The domain controllers in your domain host applications and shared folder to which users in manu.testking.com require access. Create a group that will grant the required access to users in manu.testking.com.

Answer: Domain local - Security.

Doubt: if the users are from another domain, and they want to acess my domain, shouldn´t it be a universal group?


# You are the network administrator for helsinki.testking.com. Users in your domain require access to applications and shared folders that reside on member servers in mumbai.testking.com.

Answer: "Global" - "Security" group.

Doubt: the same... from one domain to the other, users will have to acess resources on both domains, so, why not a universal group?

Thank you!
 
olisemalis,

I don't mean to be overly critical here, I don't know anything about the certifications you have, or the study methods you use, but...

This is your second question in this forum about TestKing questions. Have you used any other resources to try to learn the basics of group scopes?

TestKing test materials have a bad reputation for having incorrect answers to test questions. Group scopes can be confusing at first. Have you read any of the MCSE books on this topic?

Wishdiak
A+, Network+, Security+, MCSE: Security 2003
 
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