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The security plan elements include:

Management, Executive, and Sales teams to this OU. Create a GPO to distribute software to the users in this OU.

There are some transaction propagation rules to consider when invoking on multiple different EJBs within the same transaction that use entity managers. Here is a detailed list of persistence context-propagation rules: When a transaction-scoped entity manager is invoked outside the scope of a transaction, it creates a persistence context for the duration of that method call. After the method call completes, any managed objects produced by the call are immediately detached. If a transaction-scoped entity manager is invoked from within a transaction, a new persistence context is created (if there isn t one already) and associated with that transaction. If an entity manager is invoked upon and a persistence context is already associated with the transaction, use that persistence context. The persistence context is propagated between EJB invocations in the same transaction. This means that if an EJB interacts with an injected entity manager within a transaction and then invokes on another EJB within that same transaction, that EJB call will use the same enlisted persistence context. If an EJB with a transaction-scoped persistence context invokes on a stateful session bean that uses an extended persistence context, an error is thrown.

separate OUs for the Management, Executive, and Sales teams. Apply a GPO to dis tribute software to computer objects in the Swdist OU hierarchy. Add the correct users and computers to each of the Management, Executive, and Sales OUs.

Using Group Policy to enforce the security configuration A backup procedure Sending incident handling team (CCSIRT) members to a class about forensics Installing an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Removing a network cable from the back of a computer system Unplugging the firewall s interface to the Internet Training end users how to create strong passwords Deploying smart cards and readers, and requiring their use for all external access to the corporate network

A. Datum Corporation has asked you to consult on a Group Policy planning project. The company currently has a set of group policies being used for folder redirection and password policies. The domain uses a single OU to house user objects and another OU to house computer objects. A. Datum Corporation wants you to create a system that will do the following: Primary objective: Deploy software to the Marketing team. Secondary objective: Avoid applying any policies to the IT group. Secondary objective: Apply password policy to all users. You create an OU hierarchy in the domain that has a single OU at the top of the tree named All users. Within this OU, you place an IT Group OU, a Management OU, a Marketing OU, a Sales OU, a Service OU, and a Clerical OU to match the groups within A. Datum Corporation You apply a software distribution GPO to the Marketing OU. You block inheritance for the IT Group OU. After performing these actions, you have achieved which of the following

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A. You have achieved neither the primary objective nor the secondary objectives. B. You have achieved the primary objective but neither of the secondary objectives. C. You have achieved the primary objective and one of the secondary objectives. D. You have achieved the secondary objectives but not the primary objective.

If a stateful session bean with an extended persistence context calls another EJB that has injected a transaction-scoped persistence context, the extended persistence context is propagated. If an EJB calls another EJB with a different transaction scope, the persistence context, regardless of whether it is extended, is not propagated. If a stateful session bean with an extended persistence context calls another noninjected stateful session bean with an extended persistence context, an error is thrown. If you inject a stateful session bean into another stateful session bean, those beans share the same extended persistence context. However, if you manually create a stateful session, there is no sharing of persistence contexts.

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Answer the following question. 1. Which of the following devices can be used to segment internal networks into zones of trust zones that are secured against intrusion from each other Choose all that apply. a. A firewall b. A switch c. A packet-filtering router d. A hub