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Chapter 10
Administering Shared Folders
About This Chapter
In Chapter 9, "Securing Network Resources," you learned about Microsoft Windows 2000
file system (NTFS) permissions. You use NTFS permissions to specify which users and groups can gain
access to files and folders and what these permissions allow users to do with the contents of the
files or folders. NTFS permissions are only available on NTFS volumes. NTFS security is effective
whether a user gains access to the file or folder at the computer or over the network. In this
chapter you will learn how to make folders accessible over the network. You can only access a
computer's folders and their contents by physically sitting at the computer and logging on to it or
by accessing a shared folder on a remote computer. Sharing folders is the only way to make folders
and their contents available over the network. Shared folders also provide another way to secure
file resources, one that can be used on file allocation table (FAT) or FAT32 partitions. In this
chapter you will learn how to share folder resources, secure them with permissions, and provide
access to them.
Before You Begin
To complete this chapter, you must have
Completed the Setup procedures located in "About This Book"Completed the exercises and obtained the knowledge and skills covered in Chapter 7,
"User Account Administration," Chapter 8, "Group Account Administration," and
Chapter 9, "Securing Network Resources"Configured the computer as a domain controller in a domain
