A client accessing a network share folder has authenticated into the system and has full access rights to a folder share. But after opening the file they find that cannot modify the file contents. What is the likely cause?
A. The group rights filter has been changed through the GPO to disallow file access.
B. The file registered has been pulled from cache memory and is not writeable.
C. The file has been opened by another user and is open for read only.
D. The file has been pulled from the backup source not the tree directory.
Answer:C
A client accessing a network share folder has authenticated into the system and has full access rights to a folder share. But after opening the file they find that cannot modify the file contents. What is the likely cause?
A. The group rights filter has been changed through the GPO to disallow file access. B. The file registered has been pulled from cache memory and is not writeable. C. The file has been opened by another user and is open for read only. D. The file has been pulled from the backup source not the tree directory.