发信人: reynolds(闪电雷龙)
整理人: reynolds(2001-10-31 17:42:17), 站内信件
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You want only the corporate photographers to see their shared folders which are published in DomainA and DomainB of your company's Active Directory forest. In DomainA, photographers are in the Sales department. In DomainB, photographers are in the Marketing department.
How will you, as Enterprise Administrator, structure the organizational units (OUs) so that corporate photographers can view all of their shared folders?
A. Create a site for DomainA and DomainB. Create a Group Policy object (GPO) at the site level giving photographers from both domains access to the shared folders in both domains.
B. In DomainA, create an OU for the Sales department with a child OU for the photographers. In DomainB, create an OU for the Marketing department with a child OU for the photographers. Give the photographers permissions to the published shared folders located in these two child OUs.
C. Create a universal group for the photographers. Place the shared folders in OUs at the roots of DomainA and DomainB and give the photographers permissions to both using the universal group.
D. Create an organizational unit (OU) at DomainA's root for the photographers. Publish the folders there. Give the photographers permissions to the published shared folders using a universal group.
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