YouadministerCompany‘snetworkthatconsistsof20Windows2000Professionalcomputersconfiguredwithdefaultnetworkingsettings.CompanycannotforthemomentaffordapermanentInternetconnectionforthenetworksoyoudohaveasingledial-upaccounttoalocalInternetServiceProvider(ISP).AclientcomputernamedCompany1hasa56-Kbpsmodeminstalled.Youconfigureadial-upconnectiontotheISPonCompany1.YouwantallofthecomputerstobeabletoaccesstheInternetwhenWebresourcesarerequested.Whatshouldyoudo？（）

YouadministerCompany‘snetworkthatconsistsof100Windows2000ProfessionalcomputersandnineWindows2000Servercomputers.AllusersatCompanysavetheirworkfilesinhomefoldersonanetworkserver.ThenetworkserverisconfiguredwithtwoNTFSvolumes.OneoftheNTFSvolumescontainsthehomefoldersfortheusersatCompanyandtheotherNTFSvolumecontainsasharedfoldernamedPROGRESS,whichisusedforuserstosavetemporaryworkfilesin.DiskquotasandEncryptingFileSystem(EFS)isenabledontheNTFSvolumewiththehomefolders.Allusershaveadefaultlimitof100MBandtheoptiontodenyspacetouserswhoexceedtheirlimithasbeenenabled.Auserreportsthathecannotsaveanyfilestohishomefolder.Healsocannotupdatefilesinhishomefolder.TheusercurrentlyhasnodatastoredinthePROGRESSfolder.Whenheattemptstosavefilestohishomefolder,hereceivesthefollowingerrormessage:"Insufficientdiskspace."Otherusersarenotexperiencingthisproblemwiththeirhomefolders.Youwanttoallowtheusertosavefilesonthenetworkserver.