Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003 Administrator's Pocket Consultant, Second Edition

Chapter 14. Data Sharing, Security, and Auditing

In this chapter:

Sharing Folders on Local and Remote Systems

Managing Share Permissions

Managing Existing Shares

Using Shadow Copies

Connecting to Network Drives

Object Management, Ownership, and Inheritance

File and Folder Permissions

Auditing System Resources

Using, Configuring, and Managing NTFS Disk Quotas

Data sharing allows remote users to access network resources, such as files, folders, and drives. When you share a folder or a drive, you make all its files and subfolders available to a specified set of users. If you want to control access to specific files and subfolders within a shared folder, you can do it only with NTFS volumes. On NTFS volumes, you use access control lists to grant or deny access ...