You have a Windows Server 2003 that you have been told must be reached by the Internet.
Although you recommend against it, you are instructed to provide Telnet service to authorized
users through this server. In order to increase security by restricting access to the Telnet server,
you choose to restrict access to a single group of users. Which of the following techniques will
allow you to restrict Telnet access as you are required?
A.
Creating a TelnetClients group and include within this group those users you wish to grant
access to the Telnet server.
B.
Configuring the properties of the Telnet Service to allow only a list of users to access the
service.
C.
Configuring the properties of the RPC Service (as Telnet Service is dependent on RPC) to
allow only a group of users to access the service.
D.
Configuring the properties of the RPC Locator Service (as Telnet Service is dependent on
RPC) to allow only a group of users to access the service.
E.
Creating a hardware profile and configuring the Telnet Service to start only when this hardware
profile is chosen upon login.