You are logged on as the administrator of your new computer, which runs Windows NT
workstation. You try to share several folders with other users. You can access other
shares on different computers across the network but other users are unable to access
your shared resources. You notice in Windows explorer that your shared folders appear
without the shared folder graphic symbol (A hand holding a folder). Which Windows NT
service has not started on your computer?

A.
Directory Replication..

B.
Workstation.

C.
Netlogon.

D.
Server.

Explanation:
In order to share resources, so that other users can access them, the
server service must be running. If the Server service is not running, any folders that
were shared will no longer have the shared folder graphic.
Incorrect Answers:
A: Directory Replication is used for replication of the import and export directories tomake sure
files such as logon scripts are propagated across the various replication targets.This service does
not affect the sharing of folders and other resources.
B: The workstation service is started. If it wasn’t, you would not have been able to logonand
access shares on other machines.
C: The Netlogon service is used in domains and is the logon point for a domainworkstation to
logon to the domain. This is at the workstation level. If the workstationwas domain logon, and
Netlogon was not started, then you could not logon onto theworkstation unless you had cached
credentials. In any case, this only affect how youlogon to the workstation, and does not affect the
activation of shared folders and othershared resources (such as printers).