文件与权限管理.ppt

How to Troubleshoot Access to Files and Folders Common file and folder actions that create issues Copying a file or folder to an NTFS drive Moving a file or folder within a single NTFS drive Moving a file or folder from one NTFS drive to another Copying or moving a file or folder from a FAT32 drive to an NTFS drive Copying or moving a file or folder from an NTFS drive to a FAT32 drive Practice: Troubleshooting File and Folder Access In this practice, you will: Identify the files that are encrypted by using EFS and files that are assigned NTFS permissions Determine the effective NTFS permissions that are applied to a file Lesson 3: Troubleshooting Access to Shared Files and Folders What Is File and Folder Sharing? How to Share Files and Folders How to Determine Effective Share Permissions How to Map a Network Drive How to Troubleshoot Access to Shared Files and Folders What Is File and Folder Sharing? File and folder sharing models Simple file sharing Enabled by default in Windows XP Home Edition Not available on computers running Windows XP in a domain Enables a resource to be shared on the network Uses the Guest account for all network logons Classic sharing Enables share permissions to be granted based on user or group Provides a high degree of control over resource access How to Share Files and Folders How to Determine Effective Share Permissions To see the maximum permissions a user has for a file on an NTFS volume: Open the Properties dialog box On the Effective Permissions tab, click Select 3 In the Enter the object name to select box, enter the name of a user or group, and then click OK 4 In the Properties dialog box, on the Security tab, click Advanced 2 1 How to Map a Network Drive Mapping: Associating a shared folder on the network to an available drive letter on a local computer How to Troubleshoot Access to Shared Files and Folders Common shared file and folder issues User is unable to specify who can access a shared resource User cannot see the resou