You have a server that runs Windows Server 2008. The server has the Windows Media Services
server role installed. You plan to distribute a video file on DVD medi a. Users will view the video
while working on computers that are not connected to the Internet. You need to distribute the video
to users. You also need to protect the video from unauthorized use and illegal distribution. What
should you do? the video to a DVD.

B.
From Windows Media Services, advertise the video. Create a DVD that contains the HTML and
ASPX files for the advertised video.

C.
From Windows Media Digital Rights Manager, package the video and then advertise the video on
the corporate Web site.

D.
From Windows Media Digital Rights Manager, create a package and a license for the video file.
Burn the packaged video to a DVD.

Explanation:
To distribute a video file on DVD media while making sure that the video file is protected from
unauthorized use and illegal distribution, you need to create a package and a license for the video
file and then burn the packaged video to a DVD using Windows Media Digital Rights Manager
Windows Media Rights Manager is the technology that allows you to package Windows Media DRM
files and issues licenses. You can use Windows Media Rights Manager to encrypt a given digital
media file, lock it with a key, and bundle additional information from the content provider. This
results in a packaged file that can only be played by the person who has obtained a license. Windows
Media Rights Manager can also act as the license clearing house, authenticating the consumer’s
request for a license and issuing the license to the user. Reference: Windows Media DRM FAQ
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/drm/faq.aspx#drmfaq_1_1