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An administrator has to enable both Linux and Windows machines to access the same share served by a Files cluster.

The parameters are as follows:

• Most of the clients are Windows machines

• All users have Active Directory (AD) Accounts

• All Linux clients are part of the same class 8 network, everyone else must be denied access over NFS

• .mp3 files are not allowed on the share

How should the administrator configure the multi-protocol share to achieve these requirements?

A.
• NFS as the primary protocol SMB with LDAP authentication as secondary• Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with CIDR notation values• Configure the ICAP settings to deny mp3 files
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A.
• NFS as the primary protocol SMB with LDAP authentication as secondary• Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with CIDR notation values• Configure the ICAP settings to deny mp3 files
B.
• SMB as the primary protocol NFS with AD authentication as secondary• Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with CIDR notation values• Select the Blocked File Types checkbox
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B.
• SMB as the primary protocol NFS with AD authentication as secondary• Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with CIDR notation values• Select the Blocked File Types checkbox
C.
• SMB as the primary protocol NFS with AD authentication as secondary –• Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with Netgroups notation values• Configure the ICAP settings to deny mp3 files
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C.
• SMB as the primary protocol NFS with AD authentication as secondary –• Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with Netgroups notation values• Configure the ICAP settings to deny mp3 files
D.
• NFS as the primary protocol SMB with LDAP authentication as secondary• Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with Netgroups notation values• Select the Blocked File Types checkbox
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D.
• NFS as the primary protocol SMB with LDAP authentication as secondary• Enable Default Access (For All Clients) with Netgroups notation values• Select the Blocked File Types checkbox
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