Unit 5 Assignment
Unit 5 Assignment
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Table of Contents
Task: 1 NTFS (New Technology File System) Folder permission................................................................3
Task: 2 FAT 32 and NTFS file system...........................................................................................................3
Compare and Contrast FAT 32 and NTFS file system.................................................................................3
Task: 3 Sharing Level Permission................................................................................................................4
Verification:................................................................................................................................................6
Task-4: Effective Permissions and Inheritance Permissions.......................................................................7
Verification:..............................................................................................................................................10
Task-5: Configuring a Home Folder in Active Directory...........................................................................11
Verification:..............................................................................................................................................14
Task 6: Implementing and managing Disk Quota.....................................................................................14
Verification:..............................................................................................................................................16
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Task: 1 NTFS (New Technology File System) Folder
permission
NTFS (New Technology File System) is important in managing file and folder security.
Permissions Overviews
Read: Allows the users to see files and subfolders in the folder and view folder ownership, permissions,
and attributes.
Write: The user can create new files and subfolders within the folder, change folder attributes, and view
folder ownership and permissions.
List Folder Contents: Allows the user to see the names of files and subfolders in the folder.
Read and Execute: Allows the user to browse through folders to reach other files and folders, even if the
users do not have permission for those folders. It also allows users to perform actions permitted by the
Read and List Folder Contents permission.
Modify: Allows the users to delete the folder and perform actions permitted by the Write permission
and the Read and Execute permission.
Full Control: The user can change permissions, take ownership, and delete subfolders and files.
Administrators, owners of files or folders, and users with full control permission can assign NTFS
permissions to other users and groups.
Deny: Denies a user account or group all access to a folder and denies the full control permission.
Maximum Partition Size: FAT 32 has a limit of 32 GB in Windows, and NTFS supports much larger
partitions.
Maximum File Size: FAT 32 supports up to 4 GB, while NTFS supports files up to 16 TB.
Security: NTFS supports file-level security with permissions and encryption, FAT 32 does not.
Compatibility: FAT 32 is more compatible with various operating systems, while NTFS is more modern
and primarily used in Windows environments.
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NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10
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Step 3: Check the box “Share this folder” and Click on Permissions.
Step 4: Select Everyone and then Click on Remove. And then click on Add.
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Step-6: Allow Full Control Permission and Apply ->OK.
Verification:
Step-1: Log on the Client as User (user1).
Step-2: Open Run Box, Enter “\\Server Ip (192.168.1.254)”. Then access the shared folder (End-of-year
stock report) & verify the permission by creating some files.
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Task-4: Effective Permissions and Inheritance Permissions
Effective permissions in NTFS are the combined result of explicit and inherited permissions.
They determine a user’s or group’s actual access to a file or folder. In essence, effective permissions are
used to determine the specific types of permissions granted to each user by the administrator. If you
wish to verify the specific permissions assigned to each user, use the following steps.
Step-2: Open Computer -> Right-click the folder (End-of-year stock report) Select properties and Click
Security tab -> Click Advanced.
Select a User.
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Step-5: Click View effective access.
Inheritance permission is the process by which a file or folder acquires permissions from its
parent folder. In essence, this type of permission is used to limit or remove the original permissions
granted to the user by the administrator. If you wish to verify which user’s permissions you intend to
limit or revoke, use the following step.
Step-1: Right-click the Folder (End-of-year stock report) Select Properties and Click the Security tab->
Click Advanced.
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Step 2: Click on “Disable inheritance”.
Verification:
Right-click the folder (End-of-year stock report) Select Properties and Click the Security tab -> Click
Advanced. Click on Effective Access and Select a user.
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Enter User (User1) and Click OK.
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Check the text box Share this folder. Click Permission.
Select Everyone under Group or user names and click Remove. When done click Add.
Search domain users by using the Check Names button. When you find it select it and click OK.
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Allow Full control from permissions for Domain Users and Click Apply and OK.
Open Server Manager -> Click Tools-> Open Active Directory Users and Computers.
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Open the Profile tab and check the home folder, select Connect, and Select a drive letter Z: and in To:
enter\\server IP\Share name or User Name.
Verification:
Login as User 1 or User 2 on the domain client PC. Then open the Computer and locate the folder under
network drives.
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Open Computer. Right-click NTFS Drive (Which contains the Home Folder). Select Properties and select
the Quota tab.
Check the box Enable quota management, and check the box Deny disk space to users exceeding quota
limit. Click Quota Entries click Quota-> New Quota Entry…
Enter the User Name (User1 or 2) and Click Check names. Click OK.
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Select Limit disk space and enter the quota limit for user1-> Click OK-> Close.
Verification:
Log in as user1 to the domain client computer and Open Computer.
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In essence, Windows Server’s Disk quota feature allows network administrators to set hard disk
space limitations for individual user accounts. The primary objective is to prevent hard disk space
partition exhaustion.
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