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On a Windows network share, if the user can add, edit, and delete files and folders within the LabFiles folder, what type of acc

ess controls and permissions are probably configured?

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Colt1911 [192]3 years ago

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Answer:

Modify

Explanation:

When people like your family or friends can access a computer, then the need to have permissions would certainly come in handy. There are six basic types of permission one can choose from and the modify option is one of them. It simply grants the holder the ability to read and write files and subfolders and also allows for the deletion of folders and files.

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