To answer this question, you need to understand the default NTFS settings for shares on an NT system.
Option A) Full control to the administrators group - This option is incorrect. By default, NTFS shares on an NT system do not grant full control to the administrators group.
Option B) Full control to the users group - This option is incorrect. By default, NTFS shares on an NT system do not grant full control to the users group.
Option C) Full control to the everyone group - This option is correct. By default, NTFS shares on an NT system grant full control to the everyone group. This means that all users, including guests and anonymous users, have full control over the shared files and folders.
Option D) Full control to the global group - This option is incorrect. There is no such concept as the "global group" in the context of NTFS shares on an NT system.
Option E) Full control to the local group - This option is incorrect. There is no such concept as the "local group" in the context of NTFS shares on an NT system.
The correct answer is C) Full control to the everyone group. This option is correct because, by default, NTFS shares on an NT system grant full control to the everyone group, allowing all users to have full control over the shared files and folders.