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Chapter 5

Server Admin Microsoft Windows Server

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Sharing Files Using Network File System (NFS) Uses AD for what Uses AD to authenticate and manage user access for NFS shares
Sharing a folder using folder Properties Connection to an NFS shared folder requires shared folder permissions
Two levels of access for computers Read-Only Read-Write
Default permission assigns Read-Only
Server Manager Shares section Can create and manage NFS shared folders
Domain users can search Active Directory for shared folders using File Explorer
DFS Used for accessing and managing content on file servers
DFS Two server roles DFS Namespaces DFS Replication
If configuring DFS namespace and a target contains more than one UNC Replicate Folder Wizard starts and user adds appropriate settings
Three NTFS features for restricting content User quotas Folder quotas File screens
Note: Before configuring folder quotas and file screens Install File Server Resource Manager server role on the file server.
Need for restrictions Prevents users from consuming too much space on the file server Blocks users from adding the wrong type of files to shared folders
Two types of Quotas Hard quotas Soft quotas
Configuring File Screens A server management tool that controls what? Controls what file types users can save to a shared folder
Configuring File Screens Two types Active screening Passive screening
File Screening Management tool section contains three subsections File Screens File Screen Templates File Groups
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