You move a file from an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 client computer to a folder on an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 Server computer. What effect does moving this file have on the Â NTFS permissions assigned to the file?

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You move a file from an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 client computer to a folder on an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 Server computer. What effect does moving this file have on the Â NTFS permissions assigned to the file?

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The moved file retains all of its original NTFS permissions

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The moved file loses all of its original NTFS permissions, and now has no permissions.

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The moved file loses some of its original NTFS permissions, and inherits some of the  NTFS permissions from its destination folder

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The moved file loses all of its original NTFS permissions, and inherits all of the inheritable  NTFS permissions from its destination folder

1.	You move a file from an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 client computer to a folder on an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 Server computer. What effect does moving this file have on the Â NTFS permissions assigned to the file?
A.	The moved file retains all of its original NTFS permissions
B.	The moved file loses all of its original NTFS permissions, and now has no permissions.
C.	The moved file loses some of its original NTFS permissions, and inherits some of the NTFS permissions from its destination folder
D.	The moved file loses all of its original NTFS permissions, and inherits all of the inheritable NTFS permissions from its destination folder
Answer» E.

You move a file from an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 client computer to a folder on an NTFS volume on a Windows 2000 Server computer. What effect does moving this file have on the Â NTFS permissions assigned to the file?

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