問題文
A share definition lists the client subnets that may reach it, and each entry carries a separate setting for read-only access and for full control. A new operator asks why the design does not simply allow the whole internal network. What is the reason?
選択肢
- The subnet list is the source of the audit trail of the share, and the activity of a host outside the list is therefore the only activity that the trail leaves out.
- The subnet list narrows who reaches the data at all, and the setting per entry keeps a host that only needs to read a file from being able to change or remove it.
- The subnet list decides the cipher strength used for each session, and a host with full control therefore negotiates a stronger cipher than a host that only reads.
- The subnet list is compared against the retention of each file, and a host outside the list therefore receives an older generation of the file instead of the current one.