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Correct answer:
A
3.
Correct:
Blocking inheritance at the OU enables you to set separate policies on the
OU, but by enforcing the Domain Password Policy, it will pass through.
A.
Incorrect:
Blocking inheritance at the domain won't allow you to set separate
policies on the OU, and the requirement is for the Default Domain Policy to be
used.
B.
Incorrect
. Blocking inheritance at the domain won't allow you to set separate
policies on the OU.
C.
Incorrect:
You need to block inheritance at the OU level to allow you to use
separate policies.
D.
Objective 6.2: thought experiment
1.
Roaming Profiles don't meet the needs. Forcing a Roaming Profile to a remote
computer is not the best experience for the user, and it doesn't recognize the partial
personal use nature of that remote computer.
Folder redirection can be used to meet the needs. You have to not redirect Music,
Pictures, and Video folders to meet the backup and data storage requirements,
especially because these are areas in which users are more likely to use the remote
computer for personal storage, and you don't want their entire MP3 collection on your
server. You have to redirect AppData to ensure that corporate templates are available.
2.
Rather than folder redirection, you can also implement User folders on a corporate
server and direct users to save to that folder for company documents. It has limita-
tions, however, because it requires user education and will inevitably miss some
documents. Also, if DirectAccess goes down for any reason, items can't be saved to the
corporate servers.
Another possibility is OneDrive for Business. After all computers are moved to
Windows 8.1 and Office 365, OneDrive gives them a secure storage solution that is well
integrated into Windows and Microsoft Office.
3.
4.
User Configuration/Policies/Windows Settings/Folder Redirection. Don't redirect the
Music, Videos or Pictures folders, but do redirect AppDataRoaming and Documents.
