70-215 QOTD 28/06/2004

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Your server's hard drive is running out of space and you would like to expand the disk space. The folder STAFF_DATA is shared on the network with server subfolders inside. You notice that the subfolder REPORTS is taking over half of the disk space. How can you expand the storage capacity of the REPORTS directory without changing your directory structure?



A. Add a new hard drive, configure it as a mount point, and migrate the data

B. Reformat the original disk as FAT

C. Turn on compression for the REPORTS directory

D. Convert the disk to a dynamic disk

E. Encrypt the REPORTS directory

 

Ok guys answer time. No flys on you lot, but you can see where's they've been on some of you.

The correct answer is, "You must convert the C: drive to NTFS."

When a mount point is created, it must be on a partition or volume that is formatted as NTFS.

Dynamic disks are not required.

It is unnecessary to rescan the drives.

Whether or not a drive is an active partition has no bearing on mounting a volume on it.

 

Opps


Very sorry folks but the answer is still C compress the reports folder.

Well that buggers up the next question then

Teach me to check whenI'm cutting and pasting stuff around

 

Wrong it's AB & C

 

Soz Trip just joking mate, as you were having a pop at me i thought that I'll have a pop back!!

It is C