andy_coyle
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HI there, new to this, would appreciate your input to this question.
You administer a Windows 2000 Network. One of your companys employees, is the director of sales. She Creates a website on her XP PRO Computer that contains product information and current prices. She is able to access the website, but the users in the sales department report that they are unable to access it.
You begin troubleshooting be executing the PING command from your computer. You execute the PING command by using both her computers IP address and her computer's name, but you receive the REQUEST TIMED OUT error message each time you execute the command. You must enable the users of sales to be able to access the website.
Which of the following actions should you perform?
1) Instruct her to disable Internet Connection Firewall
2) Enable allow users to connect remotely to this computer in system properties
3) Assign the appropriate NTFS permissions for the C:\inetpub\wwwroot folder
4) enable annoymous access in internet information services (IIS) in the properties for barbara's website
You administer a Windows 2000 Network. One of your companys employees, is the director of sales. She Creates a website on her XP PRO Computer that contains product information and current prices. She is able to access the website, but the users in the sales department report that they are unable to access it.
You begin troubleshooting be executing the PING command from your computer. You execute the PING command by using both her computers IP address and her computer's name, but you receive the REQUEST TIMED OUT error message each time you execute the command. You must enable the users of sales to be able to access the website.
Which of the following actions should you perform?
1) Instruct her to disable Internet Connection Firewall
2) Enable allow users to connect remotely to this computer in system properties
3) Assign the appropriate NTFS permissions for the C:\inetpub\wwwroot folder
4) enable annoymous access in internet information services (IIS) in the properties for barbara's website