QuestionQ158

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You are a Network Administrator for Infonet Inc. The company has a Windows Server 2008 Active Directory-based, single-domain, single-forest network. The company has three Windows 2008 file servers, 150 Windows XP Professional computers, and thirty UNIX-based client computers. Network users have identical user accounts in both Active Directory and the UNIX realm.

You need to ensure that the UNIX clients on the network can access the file servers. You also need to ensure that users can access all resources after logging on only once, with no additional software installed on the UNIX clients.

What should you do to accomplish this task?

Each correct answer represents part of the solution.

Choose two
  • A Configure a distributed file system (Dfs) on the file server in the network.
  • B Enable the Network File System (NFS) component on the file servers in the network.
  • C Configure ADRMS on the file servers in the network.
  • D Enable User Name Mapping on the file servers in the network.
Explanation

Services for Network File System enables Windows Server file servers to share files with UNIX systems through the NFS protocol. User Name Mapping maps UNIX users and groups to their corresponding Windows domain identities, allowing NFS requests to be authorized under the same account and permissions without separate client software or credentials.

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