One of your assistants has configured a Windows 2003 Server to use EFS. This server is only
accessed from internal network clients over a 100BaseT infrastructure. You tell your assistant that
the security offered by EFS in this situation will not increase the security of the data transferred.
Why is your statement correct?

A.
Each user would have to log in directly to the server to decrypt their files.

B.
There is no way to securely share the key that the server will use to perform the encryption.

C.
The files cannot be encrypted remotely by users at client computers.

D.
The files will be decrypted remotely, and then sent to the clients in clear text.

E.
The network cannot be configured to receive encrypted data without modifying the switches for
such traffic.