Windows Server 2003 in a Nutshell
| NTFS |
See also EFS
- Assign standard permissions to a file to secure it
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Permissions
NTFS Permissions Assign Standard Permissions to a File PermissionsConcepts
NTFS Permissions Standard Permissions see Table 4-35 cacls
- Assign standard permissions to a folder to secure it
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Permissions
NTFS Permissions Assign Standard Permissions to a Folder PermissionsConcepts
NTFS Permissions Standard Permissions see Table 4-35 cacls
- Assign special permissions to a file for more granular control over its security than standard permissions can provide
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Permissions
NTFS Permissions Assign Special Permissions to a File PermissionsConcepts
NTFS Permissions Special Permissions see Table 4-34 PermissionsConcepts
NTFS Permissions Standard Permissions see Table 4-35 - Assign special permissions to a folder for more granular control over its security than standard permissions can provide
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Permissions
NTFS Permissions Assign Special Permissions to a Folder PermissionsConcepts
NTFS Permissions Special Permissions see Table 4-34 PermissionsConcepts
NTFS Permissions Standard Permissions see Table 4-35 - Change the standard permissions on a file or folder
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Permissions
NTFS Permissions Modify Standard Permissions on a File or Folder - Change the special permissions on a file or folder
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Permissions
NTFS Permissions Modify Special Permissions on a File or Folder - Default permissions on a new NTFS volume
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PermissionsConcepts
NTFS Permissions Default NTFS Permissions see Table 4-39 - Display the effective permissions on a file or folder for a specified user or group
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Permissions
NTFS Permissions View Effective Permissions - Plan implementation of NTFS permissions for files, folders, and volumes
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PermissionsConcepts
General Strategy for Assigning Permissions PermissionsConcepts
NTFS Permissions Working with NTFS Permissions - Take ownership of a file or folder
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Permissions
NTFS Permissions Take Ownership of a File or Folder PermissionsConcepts
NTFS Permissions Ownership