A company's file server hosts a shared folder where users store documents. The security team has noticed that users are saving executable files (.exe) and script files (.ps1) to the share, which poses a malware risk. Management wants to block these file types while still allowing other files. You need to implement a solution using File Server Resource Manager (FSRM). What should you configure?

Generate a storage report to identify files with .exe and .ps1 extensions.

Create a file screen that blocks .exe and .ps1 files on the shared folder.

Create a quota on the shared folder to limit its size.

Enable access-based enumeration on the shared folder.

A file server hosts a shared folder that contains multiple subfolders for different departments. Users have reported that they can see folders for departments they do not have access to, which is confusing. You need to hide these folders from users who lack permissions, while keeping the share accessible to all users. What should you configure?

Enable access-based enumeration on the share.

Set NTFS permissions on each subfolder to deny access to unauthorized users.

Create a DFS namespace and add only authorized folders.

Configure a file screen to block access to unauthorized folders.

A large branch office has 200 users and a dedicated Windows Server 2022 server. You want to minimize WAN traffic for repeated file downloads from the head office. You also want to ensure that the cache is centralized and can be preloaded with content. What should you configure?

Enable SMB encryption on the file share and configure the branch office server as a DFS replication partner.

Enable SMB over QUIC on the branch office server and configure the file share for BranchCache.

Enable BranchCache in distributed cache mode on the branch office server and configure the file share for BranchCache.

Enable BranchCache in hosted cache mode on the branch office server and configure the file share for BranchCache.

What is the purpose of File Screening in File Server Resource Manager (FSRM)?

To limit the total amount of storage used by a folder

To compress files to save disk space

To prevent users from saving files of certain types on a file share

To encrypt files stored on the file server

Which security threat does SMB Signing help to mitigate?

Unauthorized access to files due to weak passwords

Denial-of-service attacks that flood the network

Man-in-the-middle attacks that modify SMB traffic

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A company's file server hosts a shared folder where users store documents. The security team has noticed that users are saving executable files (.exe) and script files (.ps1) to the share, which poses a malware risk. Management wants to block these file types while still allowing other files. You need to implement a solution using File Server Resource Manager (FSRM). What should you configure?
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A file server hosts a shared folder that contains multiple subfolders for different departments. Users have reported that they can see folders for departments they do not have access to, which is confusing. You need to hide these folders from users who lack permissions, while keeping the share accessible to all users. What should you configure?
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A large branch office has 200 users and a dedicated Windows Server 2022 server. You want to minimize WAN traffic for repeated file downloads from the head office. You also want to ensure that the cache is centralized and can be preloaded with content. What should you configure?

What is the purpose of File Screening in File Server Resource Manager (FSRM)?

Which security threat does SMB Signing help to mitigate?

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