Laurel creates a shared folder on a ReFS filesystem using NFS. She grants Read-Only permission to MSmark. When her colleague Mark tries to access the folder from his computer, he cannot access it. Which of the following is the most likely reason that Mark cannot access the folder?
A) The default permission is Read-Only, but Mark needs the Read-Write permission.
B) MSmark is a computer name and not Mark's user account name.
C) Laurel forgot to click the Allow root access option for Mark.
D) The ReFS permission is Read/Write, whereas the NFS permission is Read.

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CB) NFS operates based on user accounts for access permissions, not computer names. If "MSmark" is a computer name, it wouldn't be recognized as a valid user account for access purposes.C) NFS has a specific option to allow root access, which, if not enabled, can prevent users from accessing shared resources, especially if they are trying to access it with root privileges or if the system treats their access attempt as such.

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