Windows Server 2003档案分享管理.ppt

TechNet TNT1-16 Windows Server 2003檔案分享管理 林寶森 jeffl@ms11.hinet.net Introduction to Shared Folders Shared Folders Give Users Centralized Access to Network Files A Folder Must Be Shared Before a User Can Connect to It Permission to Use a Shared Folder Is Assigned to Users and Groups Who Can Access Shared Folders? Windows Server 2003 Domain Controller Administrators Group Server Operators Group A Member Server or Stand-Alone Server Running Windows Server 2003 Administrators Group Power Users Group Sharing a Folder Shared Folder Permissions Granting Permissions and Modifying Shared Folder Settings When You Grant Shared Folder Permissions: A shared folder can reside on an hard disk formatted to NTFS, FAT, or FAT32 file system Users also need the appropriate NTFS permission on an NTFS volume You Can Modify Shared Folder Settings to: Stop sharing a folder Modify permissions Create multiple shares for a shared folder Remove a share What Are Published Shared Folders? A published shared folder is a shared folder object in Active Directory Clients can search Active Directory for shared folders that are published Clients do not need to know the name of the server to connect to a shared folder Publish shared folders that are relatively static and change infrequently Users can easily find shared folders even if the physical location of the folders changes You can publish any shared folders that are accessible by a UNC name How to Publish a Shared Folder Administrative Shared Folders Administrators Use Administrative Shared Folders to Perform Administrative Tasks Administrative Shared Folders Are Hidden From Normal Users Only Administrators Have the Full Control Permission Hide a Shared Folder Connecting to a Network Resource Guidelines for Assigning Permissions What Are Permissions? Permissions define the type of access granted to a user, group, or computer f