Exam 70-742 topic 1 question 158 discussion

I am painfully incorrect about this. The Provided Answer is Correct. It seems that the only location to configure Drive Mappings is in: User Configurations > Preferences > Windows Settings > Drive Maps Please correct me if I'm wrong; as I have not found a way to configure Drive Mappings in Computer Configurations. That said, if the desire is to have the Policy Settings apply to Users accessing Computers within a specific Subnet, as implied in the question, the GPO would configure the User Drive Maps Preferences. Loopback Processing would also be needed IN THE EVENT that the User Accounts are in an OU with Conflicting Users Preferences configured for Drive Mappings. HOWEVER this is not indicated in this specific question, therefore, Drive Mappings are assumed to be Inherited from the Domain-Linked GPO. And because this is a GPO Linked to the Domain and not an OU, Item-Level-Targeting, which is configured in the Common Tab of the Drive Maps Properties, would ensure that the specific User Preferences would only apply to Computers within the designated Subnet (IP Range) and not to any other computers, as would be the case using WMI. These questions are CRAZY specific....

This one is correct. Computer configuration/preferences/windows settings, you can configure Network Shares, but not mapped drives. User configuration/preferences/windows settings, you have an option to configure mapped drives there. also, common tab, Item level targeting, you will see an IP address range option. The answer is C

aye no mapped drives on computer config only on user config

C. From the User Configuration node of GPO1, create a Group Policy preference that uses item-level targeting.

C is correct. I`ve tested the setting on my lab and it works... As other wrote Mapped drives are available for users only but it looks that Item-LevelTargeting isn`t so picky to use user GPO and target computer specific attribute: "An IP Address Range targeting item allows a preference item to be applied to computers or USERS only if the processing computer's IP address is within the range specified in the targeting item." https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/it-pro/windows-server-2012-r2-and-2012/dn789189(v=ws.11) So it looks like you don`t need any loopback.

Mapped drives are fundamentally designed to be tied to a user account.

C: is correct and that's why: you link the GPO to the domain so ever User is effected with Item-Targeting you exclude every User who is not working on a Computer in the descriped network (192.168.10.0/24)

the correct answer must be D, because the policy must be applied on the computer that in/within the subnet => You need to map a drive to a specific file share on the computers in the 192.168.10.0/24 network only.

right , answer C is correct.

TMW is right, "User Configuration/Preferences/Windows Settings" have "Drive Maps" option, but "Computer Configuration/Preferences/Windows Settings" haven't. so the answer is C.

The Correct answer is D: Again, Computer Configurations apply to Computers Users Configurations apply to Users