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Chapter 8
Managing File Resources
About This Chapter
The methods of providing access to file and print resources in
Windows 2000 have improved upon those available in Windows NT 4.0. This
chapter explains how to create and share file resources and how to use
Dfs trees. It also explains the changes in NTFS permission
configuration, disk quotas, file encryption, and the new disk
defragmentation utility. At the end of this chapter, you will be able
to manage file resources in Windows 2000.
Before You Begin
To complete this chapter
- You must have a computer that meets or exceeds the minimum
hardware requirements listed in "Getting Started."
- You must have installed Windows 2000 Server on a computer
meeting the specifications listed in the preceding bullet. The computer
should be installed as a domain controller in a domain and TCP/IP
should be the only installed protocol.
- Your computer should be using a static IP address.
- To complete the optional practices in this chapter, you need
to have a network with two computers, one configured as a domain server
and the other configured as a member server in the domain.
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