Objective review 1. The company provides a public transfer share to allow users to easily share files. With-
out using excess privilege, you have to ensure that all files are deleted after they have been on the server for 3 days. What PowerShell command should you run as part of the file management task? A. get-childitem -recurse | where-object {$_.CreationTime -ge (get-date).Add(-3)}
| remove-item B. get-childitem -recurse | where-object {$_.CreationTime -le (get-date).Add(-3)}
| remove-item C. get-childitem -recurse | where-object {$_.CreationTime -ge (get-date).Add-
Days(-3)} | remove-item D. get-childitem -recurse | where-object {$_.CreationTime -le (get-date).AddDays(-3)}
| remove-item 2. In the scenario of question 1, what command security should the script run as? A. Local Service B. Domain Users C. Local System D. Protected Users 3. You need to allow users to store files for sharing with other users. These files are stored
on the D:\UserShare folder of SRV2, which is shared as \\srv2\share. Each user’s use of the space is limited to 250 MB. When users reach 200 MB, they should be warned via email and the Administrator account should also be notified by email. How can you implement this? A. Create an FSRM quota on the D:\UserShare folder of SRV2 based on the Monitor
500 MB Share template, but change the Limit to 250 MB. B. Create an FSRM quota on the D:\UserShare folder of SRV2 based on the 200 MB
Limit With 50 MB Extension template. C. Create an FSRM quota on the \\srv2\UserShare share based on the Monitor 500
MB Share template, but change the Limit to 250 MB. D. Create an FSRM quota on the \\srv2\UserShare share based on the 200 MB Limit
Reports To User template, but change the limit to 250 MB.
Objective 2.2: Configure File Server Resource Manager (FSRM)
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