This may be most appropriate as an in-class exercise. Form teams of three or more class members with user names (for example, users A, B, C, and D). Find shared hard drive space that is accessible by...

This may be most appropriate as an in-class exercise. Form teams of three or more class members with user names (for example, users A, B, C, and D). Find shared hard drive space that is accessible by all team members. Then do the following: • Team members should individually create folders that are accessible to no other team members through Deny by Default. Remove inherited access rights if needed to achieve this. • Each team member should create a single word-processing file and store it in the new folder. The name of the file should be his or her user name: A creates “A.doc,” B creates “B.doc,” and so on. Make these files readable by the “World.” • A should add read/search access rights to its folder for B, B should add rights for C, and C for D, and so on. Be sure that no other access rights are granted to team members for accessing the individual folders. • Without changing access rights or moving the word-processing files outside of these original folders, each student should copy other team members’ files into his or her own folder. Repeat this until each student has a copy of all team members’ files. Describe how this took place