In your network, you have built a single domain of only Windows computers. There are 55 XP
machines and 10 Windows Server 2003 machines. You are concerned about the security of your
SAM files on the Servers. Windows Server 2003 is the only Operating System on the computers,
and the hard drives are all formatted with NTFS. Which of the following are issues you must be
sure to address when securing the
SAM file?

A.
You must be sure that no user while locally logged in to the Server can delete the SAM file.

B.
You must be sure that no user while logged in to the Server remotely can delete the SAM file.

C.
You must be sure that no user can boot to DOS and delete the SAM file from there.

D.
You must be sure that no user can install a parallel Operating System and delete the SAM file
from there.

E.
You must be sure to encrypt the Operating System files using the built-in EFS, so that no user
may delete the SAM file from anywhere.