DRAG DROP
You support a desktop computer that runs Windows 8 Pro. The computer is joined to an Active Directory
domain.
The computer has a folder named C:\Reports. The folder NTFS permissions are shown in Exhibit 1. (Click the
Exhibit button.)

The folder is shared over the network with Read permission for a domain user account named User1 as shown
in Exhibit 2. (Click the Exhibit button.)

Members of the domain security group named Accountants must have access to the shared folder.
You need to assign the required permissions.

Which three actions should you perform in sequence? (To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list
of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)

Answer: See the explanation

Explanation:
Box 1: Open the Sharing tab from the folder properties window.
Box 2:Click the Share.. button.
Box 3:Add the Accounts security group and grant it Read permissions.

Note:
Example:
Share Folders From ‘Users Profile’ Locations & Local Drives
If you want to quickly share a folder residing in local drives or User Profile folders, open Properties dialog from
right-click context menu, and then head over to Sharing tab. From Network File and Folder Sharing section,
click Share to open File Sharing dialog. Now, select Everyone from drop-down menu, and click Add.

This will add Everyone group in File Sharing list, and allow you to change folder access permission. Using Read
pull-down menu, you can give read and write permissions to users, and remove Everyonegroup from the File
Sharing list.

Once done, click Share to share the folder on the network. It will open a separate dialog, allowing you to email
and copy the shared folder link.

Now, you can access the shared folder from any PC connected on the network.