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Thanks<br />
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Excellent explanation<br />
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Hi<br />
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I'm having bit of trouble understanding some mcse study question..<br />
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Q1) Basically what's the difference, in permission settings between (a) and (b): -<br />
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a) Allow inertiable permissions from the parent to propagate to this object and all child objects. Include these with entries explicity defiened here<br />
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b) Replace permission enteries on all child objects with enteries shown here that apply to child objects<br />
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2) When would you use each one?<br />
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Hi


I'm having bit of trouble understanding some mcse study question..

Q1) Basically what's the difference, in permission settings between (a) and (b): -

a) Allow inertiable permissions from the parent to propagate to this object and all child objects. Include these with entries explicity defiened here

b) Replace permission enteries on all child objects with enteries shown here that apply to child objects

2) When would you use each one?



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