MCDST Self-Paced Training Exam 70-271(c) Supporting Users and Troubleshooting a Micro[... ]ystem

Before taking the exam, review the key topics and terms that are presented in this chapter. You need to know this information.

Key Points

• When you assign permissions, grant users the minimum permissions that they need to get their job done.

• When you move files or folders within an NTFS volume, permissions that have been directly assigned to the file or folder carry over to the new location. In all other cases, existing permissions are lost and the object will inherit permissions from the new parent.

• Remember the limitations of Simple File Sharing when you explore a situation on the exam. Simple File Sharing is really an all-or-none proposition; the object is shared with everyone on the network or not shared at all.

Key Terms

disk quotas Quotas that allow you to control the amount of disk space that any individual user can occupy.

effective permissions The permissions level that a user actually has, taking all permission sources into account.

hidden share A method of preventing users who are browsing the network from viewing the share. If you append the dollar sign ($) to a share name, it becomes hidden.

offline files Files and folders that are available to a user when the user is no longer connected to the network share.

owner The user who created a file, folder, or printer.

Shared Documents folder The folder used in Simple File Sharing that contains all shared files and folders.

shared folders Folders made accessible to users on the network.

Simple File Sharing A type of sharing that is used when a Windows XP computer has not joined a domain or is running Windows XP Home Edition.