70-290 Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment Practice Tests

Demo Question 4.

You work as the network administrator at EliteCertify.com. The EliteCertify.com network consists of a single Active Directory domain named EliteCertify.com. All servers on the EliteCertify.com network run Windows Server 2003 and all client computers run Windows XP Professional. EliteCertify.com has its headquarters in Chicago and a branch office in Dallas. You are the network administrator in the Chicago headquarters, and Amy Walsh is the network administrator in the Dallas branch office. While configuring an application on a server named EliteCertify -SR12, located in the Chicago office, you encounter issues and decide to request remote assistance from Amy Walsh. Amy Walsh is more familiar on how the application operates than what you are. You have been using a Remote Desktop connection to connect to EliteCertify -SR12. Amy Walsh connects to the application on EliteCertify -SR12 through a Remote Desktop connection. When she attempts to remotely control your session, she is presented with a message, stating that access has been denied. You verify that Amy Walsh has the Enable Remote Control option enabled in Active Directory. You need to ensure that Amy Walsh can remotely control your session, so that you can resolve the current application issue. What should you do?

A. Grant Amy Walsh, the Allow - Remote Control permission for the connection
B. Add Amy Walsh to the built-in Administrators group in the EliteCertify.com domain.
C. Add Amy Walsh to the Remote Desktop Users group on EliteCertify -SR12.
D. Enable the Enable Remote Control option for your account in Active Directory.


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Answer: A

Explanation: In order for Amy Walsh to provide remote assistance by remotely control your session; she needs both the Enable Remote Control optionenabled in Active Directory, and the Allow - Remote Control permission for the connection. You can assign the Allow - Remote Control permission to Amy Walsh on the Permissions tab of the RDP-Tcp Properties sheet. Incorrect