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An external trust is a trust between Windows Server 2003 domains in different forests or between a Windows Server 2003 domain and a domain whose domain controller is running Windows NT 4 or earlier. This trust is created to provide backward compati bility with Windows NT environments or communications with domains located in other forests not joined by forest trusts. Before you can create an external trust, you must configure a DNS forwarder on both of the DNS servers that are authoritative for the trusting forests.

Permissions can be inherited from multiple tiers. If many levels of the hierarchy have permissions and inheritance is not blocked, all permissions will apply successive lay ers. Figure 9-8 shows this scenario.

as resources. For example, it is commonplace for an MDB to use the Java Persistence API (JPA) to access a database based on the contents of the message it is processing.

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The following questions are intended to reinforce key information presented in this lesson. If you are unable to answer a question, review the lesson and then try the question again. Answers to the questions can be found in the Questions and Answers section at the end of this chapter. 1. If you want to create a GPO for a site, what administrative tool should you use

An MDB can also send messages using JMS. This hypothetical deliverTicket() method sends the ticket information to a destination defined by the sending JMS client:

The first version of the NTFS file system stored security descriptors with each file and folder, and with each registry key. If a permission was changed on a folder, all files and folders below that folder inherited the permission change and each file and folder secu rity descriptor was modified accordingly. Registry key security descriptors were managed the same way. The registry key contained its own security descriptor and if permissions changed on a parent key, the security descriptor of every child key also changed. Windows 2000 NTFS changed that. In the Windows 2000 version of NTFS and in Win dows Server 2003 and Windows XP security descriptors are stored in a special hidden object in the file system. Each file and folder, instead of including a security descriptor, contains only a pointer to the security descriptor. In addition, the file system now stores only unique security descriptors. That is, if a file has only the Allow Accountants Read permissions, a security descriptor is stored. If 10 files or 100 files have this same descriptor, still only one copy is stored. When a permission set is changed, the change is made only to the one security descriptor. Files and folders that inherit this change in setting do not receive the information that permissions have changed. However, when a user next attempts to access the file, the new security descriptor will be evaluated, and thus the new permissions will be applied. This new way of storing and managing permissions makes permission evaluation much more efficient.

3. Besides Read permission, what permission must you assign to allow a user or administrator to see the settings in a GPO

7. You want to deflect all Group Policy settings that reach the North OU from all of the OU s parent objects. To accomplish this, which of the following exceptions do you apply and where do you apply it a. Block Policy Inheritance applied to the OU b. Block Policy Inheritance applied to the GPO c. Block Policy Inheritance applied to the GPO link

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public void deliverTicket(MapMessage reservationMsg, TicketDO ticket) throws JMSException{ Queue queue = (Queue)reservationMsg.getJMSReplyTo(); Connection connect = connectionFactory.createConnection(); Session session = connect.createSession(true,0); MessageProducer sender = session.createProducer(queue); ObjectMessage message = session.createObjectMessage( ); message.setObject(ticket); sender.send(message); connect.close( );

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d. No Override applied to the OU e. No Override applied to the GPO f. No Override applied to the GPO link 8. You want to ensure that none of the South OU Desktop settings applied to the South OU can be overridden. To accomplish this, which of the following excep tions do you apply and where do you apply it a. Block Policy Inheritance applied to the OU b. Block Policy Inheritance applied to the GPO c. Block Policy Inheritance applied to the GPO link d. No Override applied to the OU e. No Override applied to the GPO f. No Override applied to the GPO link

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