You work as the enterprise administrator at ABC.com. ABC.com has a domain named ABC.com. The ABC.com network servers run Microsoft Windows Server 2008. ABC.com has a computer named ABC-SR25 configured to host the Internet Information Services (IIS) Web server role and an application using .NET Framework 1.0 named KingSales.

ABC.com has a Marketing division which uses the KingSales application.

How would you configure the KingSales application with permission to execute using minimum required permission without utilizing Windows Server 2008 system components?

A.
By configuring .NET Frame work with a website trust level of Medium.

B.
By configuring .NET Frame work with a website trust level of High.

C.
By configuring .NET Frame work with a website trust level of Medium-low.

D.
By configuring .NET Frame work with a website trust level of Full.

E.
By configuring .NET Frame work with a website trust level of Optimal.

Explanation:
You should configure the website trust level to Full on the .NET Framework. The code access security controls in the .NET Framework controls how the code runs. When a user runs an application, the common language runtime assigns the application to any one of the following five zones:
My Computer – The application code is hosted directly on the user’s computer. Local Intranet – The application code runs from a file share on the user’s intranet. Internet – The application code runs from the Internet. Trusted Sites – The application code runs from a Web site that is defined as “Trusted” in Internet Explorer.
Untrusted Sites – The application code runs from a Web site that is defined as “Restricted” in Internet Explorer.

You can set the security level for each zone to High, Medium, Medium-low, or Low.

Reference: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832742