You work as a network administrator at ABC.com. The ABC.com network consists of a single
Active Directory domain named ABC.com. All servers on the network have Microsoft Windows
Server 2008 installed and all workstations have Microsoft Windows 7 installed.
ABC.com has a workstation, named ABC-WS07, on which a HomeGroup has been created. You
are then instructed to make sure that access to the HomeGroup is allowed when ABC-WS07 is
linked to a private network, but prevented when ABC-WS07 is linked to a public network.
Which two of the following actions should you take? (Choose TWO.)

A.
You should consider accessing Windows Firewall to configure the HomeGroup exception to
include Home or work (private) networks.

B.
You should consider accessing Windows Firewall to configure the HomeGroup exception to
include Public networks.

C.
You should consider accessing Windows Firewall to configure the HomeGroup exception to
block Home or work (private) networks.

D.
You should consider accessing Windows Firewall to configure the HomeGroup exception to
block Public networks.

Explanation: