Ntfs Permission
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Memorize file copying and moving traits for Win2K Server exam
Insight To pass Windows 2000 exams, you must understand file behavior. You need to know how compressed, encrypted, shared, and regular NTFS files and folders behave when copied and moved within and between volumes. Here's an quick overview.
Microsoft VSS: the essential guide
Insight Learn how to prevent data loss using Windows Server 2003's Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS).
Tags: IT Management, Operating systems, Microsoft Server 2003
Removing EFS from Win2K/XP clients
Insight Learn the steps necessary for removing Microsoft's Encrypting File System from Win2K and XP clients to avoid security breaches.
Tags: Windows XP
Using the Share and Storage Management Console
Techguide Microsoft has made a number of improvements to the venerable File Services role. Find out what to do with the enhanced capabilities.
Tags: Microsoft Server 2003, Role, Volume, Storage Management, File Server, Storage, Small And Medium Business, Permission, NTFS Permission, Resource
10 things about working with NTFS permissions
Techguide NTFS and share-level permissions both affect the user's ability to access resources on a network, and you need a good understanding of both types to untangle and resolve certain access issues.
Develop a scalable data protection plan
Techguide Every company needs a data protection plan that's effective, cost-effective, and will continue to work as it grows.
Tags: Data backup, disaster recovery, Disaster recovery
10 ways to protect your data
Techguide Operating systems and applications can always be reinstalled, but your data is unique--making it the most important thing on your computer or network. Here are 10 things you can do to protect that data from loss and unauthorized access.
Lock down FTP servers
Techguide Most public FTP servers lack the appropriate security despite having been around since the beginning of the Internet. Learn how to set up a secure FTP server.
Tags: Policy and management, Privacy
Publish shares in Active Directory
Techguide Prior to Active Directory, the main way for users to locate shared resources was by browsing the network. But its introduction offered administrators the added capability to publish shares in Active Directory.
Troubleshooting access to shared resources
Insight tutorial Having shared resources won't do you good if no one can get to them. Here are tricks you can use to troubleshoot problems with shared resources.
Tags: Microsoft Server 2003
The Files And Settings Transfer Wizard helps migrate user settings
Insight You don't have to lose your users' data and settings when you migrate to Windows XP Professional. The Files And Settings Transfer Wizard can play a big role in making your migration efforts hassle-free.
Grading Enterprise Configuration Manager
Insight An overview of Configuresoft's well-rated Enterprise Configuration Manager (ECM), a systems management solution designed to configure networks of large organizations.
Fifteen tips for properly securing IIS Web servers
Insight Here are some tips on how a budget-strapped IT manager working in a university setting can secure IIS Web servers. While it is aimed at university IT pros, it essentially applies to any IIS manager who's trying to secure IIS on a shoestring budget.
