A+```Module 11
You need to install a 32-bit application on a 32-bit version of Windows 10. In which default directory will the application be installed?
%systemdrive%\Program Files On a 32-bit operating system, all programs are installed in the Program Files directory (the Program Files [x86] directory doesn't exist).
Where is the default location for system files?
%systemroot%%windir% C:\Windows
Where is the default location for Temporary files? (per user)
%temp%%tmp% C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp
Where is the default location for Program files?
%userprofile% C:\Program Files ~~~~~C:\Program Files (x86) on 64-bit systems only
Where is the default location for User files (User profiles)?
%userprofile% C:\Users\username
.drv
(device driver)
.vdx
(virtual device driver)
Three ways To access a shared folder on the network
-Use the UNC path to the shared folder with the following syntax: \\computername\sharename. -Use the Network feature to browse the network for the computer and view any shared folders on that computer. -Use the net use command to map a drive letter to the shared folder
Which of the following file extension types can be run from the command prompt? (Select THREE).
.bat, .com, .exe
Which of the following extensions identifies a program packaged for use by Windows Installer?
.msi`````The .msi extension identifies installation packages formatted for use by the Windows Installer. The .exe extension indicates a program file. The .bat extension indicates a batch file. The .dll extension indicates a dynamic link library system file.
Both FAT32 and NTFS support long file names up to how many characters?
255
What are the reserved characters in the FAT32 and NTFS file names?
< > : " /\ | ? *
.dll extension (Dynamic Link Library)
A DLL contains pre-compiled code functions that can be used by other applications running on the system.
.exe or .com extension
A Windows application. An .exe file may have multiple helper files that work with it; a .com file is normally a stand-alone application.These files are executable files that you can run directly to launch an application.
.bat
A batch file. A special text file
what is a file attribute?
A file attribute is metadata that gives certain qualities to a file after the attribute has been assigned. Read-only (R)
Can a file have Encryption and Compression attributes?
A file or folder can have one or the other of these attributes enabled, but not both at any given time.
C:>Net use z:\\server\data /persistent:yes
A net use command. In this case, we map logical drive Z, to a share called data on a server called server. A useful command line parameter is the persistent command. This remaps drive letter Z to the shared data on the host computer server every time windows starts.
NTFS (New Technology File System)
A new file system used on Windows-based systems. It is more efficient and provides much more security than do FAT-based file systems. Names are not case sensitive.
Shared folder
A set of files that are made available to other users over the network.
\\hostname (or IP)\sharename
A universal naming convention(UNC) path connects you to a share on a host. The hostname is the net bios name of the computer, or you can enter its IP address. Then enter the name of the share
If a folder exists on an NTFS partition, which permission does a user need to set security permissions on the folder?
A user must have the Full Control permission to set NTFS security permissions.
Adobe Acrobat file
In NTSF, what is the List Folder Content permissions?
Allows a particular user to see the contents of the folder and any subfolders that are inside of it. That's all they can do.
In NTSF, what is Read permissions?
Allows the user to open any file in the folder and look at it. You're able to read that file.
In NTSF, what is Write permissions?
Allows you to modify any existing files that are inside the folder. It also allows you to create new files and folders inside that folder.
Ben, an employee in the legal department, has created several sensitive documents on his computer that must be made available to all members of the executive staff working in the same building. Due to the sensitive nature of these document, Ben not only wants to restrict access to the files, but also make it impossible for anyone else in the company to even know where they are stored unless specifically told. Which of the following would MOST likely fulfil Ben's needs?
An hidden share is a form of a network share that cannot be viewed by others when they are searching for the shared location. These shares are created by adding a dollar sign ($) to the end of the share when it is created. By using this type of share, Ben could send the path to those requiring access, and then those with rights could see and access the files.
What do you need to do in In the CMD prompt when you have spaces in the folder name?
Any time you have spaces in a folder name, you need to put the folder name in quotes to use the dir command against it.
Bob is a member of the Accounting group. The Accounting group has been granted the Read and Write NTFS permissions to the WeeklyReport.xls file. Bob is also a member of the Everyone group, which has been given the Full Control permission to the WeeklyReport.xls file. Which of the following statements MOST correctly describes Bob's ability to access the WeeklyReport.xls file?
Bob can open, read, and write changes to the file. When evaluating the interaction between Share and NTFS permissions, remember that the most restrictive set of permissions takes precedence. In this case, the NTFS permissions (Read and Write) are more restrictive than the Full Control permission granted to the Everyone group through the share, so the effective permissions are Read and Write.
Which of the following statements are true regarding administrative shares? (Select TWO).
By default, Windows automatically creates an administrative share for every volume. The share name is the volume letter plus the dollar sign (such as C$). Because administrative shares are not visible when browsing the network, you must use the UNC path to connect to an administrative share. Default administrative shares can only be accessed by a member of the Administrators group.
Where system root is the C: drive, what is the path to the directories that hold user profiles in Windows 10?
C:\Users\username On Windows 10, user profiles are stored on the system root drive in the Users\username directories. If C: is the system root drive, user profiles are stored in C:\Users\username.
Which file system path is the default location for system files in Windows 10?
C:\Windows---- In Windows 10, the default location of system files is C:\Windows.
Where is the default location for Fonts?
C:\Windows\Fonts
Where system root is the C: drive, where are fonts stored on a Windows 10 system?
C:\Windows\Fonts\ On all versions of Windows, fonts are stored in the %systemroot%\Fonts\ directory. For Windows 10, %systemroot% is C:\Windows by default. The %systemdrive% variable identifies the drive where Windows is installed (by default the C:\ drive).
Full control permissions can:
Can act as the owner of the folder
how do you enable file sharing in a network?
Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center. Go to Advanced sharing settings> select Turn on network discovery > select Turn on automatic set up of network connected devices> select enable file and printer sharing.
How do you get to the task folder?
Control Panel > System and Security > Administrative Tools > Task Scheduler.
Share permissions
Control the level of access that users have when accessing files over the network.
Ted, an employee in the sales department, has asked a coworker, Ann, to update the product descriptions contained in a sales document. Ann can open the file, can't save her changes to it. Which of the following digital security methods is MOST likely preventing her from saving the file?
Directory permissions can be set to allow or deny users or groups of users from reading, writing, updating, deleting, or executing files. In this scenario, Ann has read permissions, but not write permissions.
The D:\ drive in your computer has been formatted with NTFS. The Sales group on your computer has been given Allow Full Control to the D:\Sales folder. The Rachel user account is a member of the Sales group. Which of the following will BEST prevent Rachel from accessing the D:\Sales\2010sales.doc file (1 without affecting her ability to access any other files in that folder and (2 without affecting the abilities of any other users?
Edit the properties for the file; assign Rachel the Deny Full Control permission. To prevent Rachel from accessing the one file, assign the/her user account the Deny Full Control permission to the file. Deny permissions override Allow permissions. Removing Rachel from the group or denying permissions to the folder would prevent her from accessing all files in the folder. Denying permissions for the group would affect all group members, not just the one user.
Encryption attribute
Encryption encrypts a file or folder using the encrypting file system.
FAT32 (File Allocation Table)
File allocation table that uses 32 bits to address and index clusters. Commonly used with USB flash-media drives and versions of Windows prior to XP. Names are Not case sensitive.
What are file associations?
File associations specify which applications will be used by default to open a particular type of file, and that type of file is identified by the extension.
.ppt or .pptx
File extension for PowerPoint files.
In NTSF, What are the 2 folder permissions?
Full control and Modify. A user who has the Full Control permission to a folder can do anything they want inside that folder. They can delete it, rename it, add things to it, take things out of it, and move it.
In NTSF, What are Read and Execute permissions?
If you have Read and Execute permissions, then you can see the contents of a folder and any of its subdirectories and execute an executable file that's inside of the directory, but you can't do anything else.
NTFS permissions
In Microsoft Windows, NTFS permissions are used to specify and control which users and groups can access certain files and folders and what each user or group can do with them. Each file and folder has an access control list (ACL).
Access Control List (ACL)
In NTFS, a clearly defined list of permissions that specifies what actions an authenticated user may perform on a shared resource.
Folder Permissions
In NTSF, they define what a user may do to a folder; full control, modify, read and execute, list folder contents, read, write
Which tool in Windows 10 would you use to browse all networks and shared folders to which a user has access? (Select THREE.)
In Windows 10, Network acts as a built-in network browser showing all networks and shared folders to which the user has access. This same information can be viewed in This PC and File Explorer.
How do you manually change which application is associated with a particular file extension?
In Windows 10, you can do this by going into Settings, selecting Apps, and then selecting Default apps.
what's the difference between absolute paths vs relative paths?
In the CMD prompt, The Absolute Path is the hierarchical path that locates a file or folder in a file system starting from the root. The absolute path of a file enables the location of the file to be precisely specified, independent of where the user's current directory is located. A relative Path is the hierarchical path that locates a file or folder on a file system starting from the current directory.
You have created a custom Library using D:\Stats as the path to the Library. You want the files in the D:\Reports folder to be available in the Library you created. The files should also still be accessible using the D:\Reports folder. How do accomplish this task?
Include the D:\Reports folder in the library. EXPLANATION When you include a folder in a library, the files in the folder are available through the library. To add folders to a library: · Edit a library's properties and click Include a folder. · Right-click a folder and select Include in library.
Pressing the up arrow in the CMD prompt will do what?
It goes to the previous command that was entered in the CMD promt.
robocopy
It has a lot of advantages over xcopy. One of the key benefits of robocopy is that it can resume an interrupted copy job. Another key benefit of the robocopy command is the fact that it preserves NTFS file and folder permissions during the copy process. It also will skip copying a file if the source file already exists in the destination directory and the copy in the destination directory has the exact same timestamp and the exact same size as the source file. We are going to type in robocopy. We have to specify the source directory that we want to copy. It's d:\research. Then we need to specify the directory we want to copy that structure to, which is D:\temp. We use the /S option to get the subdirectories
In the CMD prompt, what does copy mean?
It is the copy command. You can see the syntax is copy, then the source file of where you are copying from, and then the destination of that file. To change the name while copying all we have to do is put a backslash at the end of the command and type in the name.
.jpg
Joint Photographic Experts Group
Susan has left the company and been replaced by Manuel. You create a user account for Manuel on Susan's computer. Manuel calls you and says that he can't open a specific file on the computer. Which of the following will MOST likely correct the problem?
Make Manuel the owner of the file. The file owner has all permissions to the file. Deleting Susan's user account will change the file owner, but will not make Manuel the owner. Making Manuel a member of the Power Users group would not typically increase file permissions, although making Manuel a member of the Administrators group would typically work.
In the CMD prompt, What doe MD mean?
Make directory
.doc or .docx
Microsoft Word Document or files
You have a folder on your Windows computer that you would like to share with members of your development team. Users should be able to view and edit any file in the shared folder. You share the folder and give Everyone Full Control permission to the shared folder. Users connect to the shared folder and report that they can open the files, but they cannot modify any of the files. Which of the following would be the BEST action to take next?
Modify the NTFS permissions on the folder.
NTFS file attribute Permissions
NTFS permissions control access to folders and files through the Windows operating system. · NTFS permissions are available only for files on a partition formatted with NTFS. · Each file has an access control list (ACL) that identifies users or groups and the actions they can perform on the file. · Permissions are saved as an attribute of the file. Moving NTFS files to another NTFS partition preserves the permissions; moving NTFS files to a non-NTFS partition removes the permissions.
Jane, an employee in the human resources department, has created several important PDF documents on her computer that all office managers in her building must read. She would like to make locating these files simple and maintain them as little as possible. It is important that no other users are permitted to view these documents. As the IT technician for your company, Jane has asked you to make this possible. Which of the following would MOST likely fulfill Jane's needs?
Network share By creating a network share to Jane's folder that contains her documents, you can grant the managers the ability to see and read these documents. All other employees will not have access if the rights are granted appropriately. If a manager forgets the path, they will still be able to easily find the folder by looking for shared folders on her computer.
You manage two folders in your computer as follows: C:\Confidential D:\PublicReports The C:\ drive is formatted with NTFS, and the D:\ drive is formatted with FAT32. In the C:\Confidential folder, you edit the properties for the following two files and assign the Deny Read permission to the Users group: Reports.doc Costs.doc You then take the following actions: Move Reports.doc from C:\Confidential to D:\PublicReports. Copy Costs.doc from C:\Confidential to D:\PublicReports. Which of the following BEST describes what happens to the permissions for both files as they are created in the D:\PublicReports folder?
Permissions are removed from both files. Moving or copying files to a non-NTFS partition removes any permissions (FAT32 does not support NTFS permissions). Moving files to the same NTFS partition preserves any permissions. Copying files to another partition (NTFS or otherwise) removes existing permissions. Copied files to an NTFS partition inherit the permissions assigned to the drive or folder; copied files to a non-NTFS partition do not inherit permissions because no permissions exist.
.png
Portable network graphics. a raster graphics file format that supports lossless data compression
What is the name of the default Windows provided shared folder and properties given?
Public, read permission
The D:\ drive in your computer has been formatted with NTFS. The Rachel user account has been assigned the following permissions: Allow Full Control to the D:\Reports folder. Deny Full Control to the D:\Sales folder. Deny Full Control to the D:\Reports\2010reports.doc file. Allow Full Control to the D:\Sales\2010sales.doc file. Which of the following BEST describes the effective permissions Rachel will have for both files?
Rachel has Deny Full Control to D:\Reports\2010reports.doc and Allow Full Control to D:\Sales\2010sales.doc because the permissions are explicitly assigned to the file. With NTFS permissions, explicitly assigned permissions take precedence over inherited permissions, even inherited Deny permissions.
What are the 3 available folder share permissions?
Read, Change, Full Control
In the CMD prompt, What does RD mean?
Remove directory
What is scripting filename extensions?
Scripting file types contain executable data. The data is made up of strings, which are the sequence of characters that make up each command. Different data types make up these files, such as numbers.
How do you get to the file explorer?
Select the folder icon in the bottom menu
Use the following tools to manually share a folder:
Shared Folder snap-in in Computer Management Edit the properties for the folder in Windows Explorer
In the CMD prompt, How do you copy multiple files from one directory to another using regular expressions?
So we type 'copy *.pdf.' (file type in the directory)Now that is the source and then the destination is D:\Work. The star character means match anything. So there are two files over here that have an extension of .pdf. So this regular expression says anything that ends with an extension of .pdf, copy it over to work. Notice, when we do, two files are copied.
Which of the following best describes the use of Libraries in Windows?
Special folders that group files and folders, possibly stored in both local or network locations, into a single logical folder
.tiff
Tagged image file format. Versatile graphic file type that can use a variety of color formats, works best for desktop publishing or print work
In the CMD prompt, when copying, what does the *.* mean?
The *.* means to copy everything, no matter what the filename is.
NTFS file attribute(A)
The A attribute identifies if a file has been modified since the last backup.
Which file attribute identifies the file as having been modified since the last backup?
The Archive (A) attribute identifies whether a file has been modified since the last backup.
A help desk technician determines that a user's issue is caused by a corrupt file on their computer. Which of the following is the FASTEST way to transfer a good file to the computer?
The C$ administrative share (\\computername\C$) is available to technicians with administrator privileges. This share is the FASTEST way to transfer a file.
NTFS file attribute (H)
The H attribute hides a file within the file system so that it cannot be viewed or accessed by users that do not have access to its specific filename. Hidden (H)
Hidden attribute
The Hidden attribute causes the file or folder to be hidden when it's browsed with File Explorer or when listing the directory with the dir command at the command prompt.
Using the Windows OS, Joe transfers a file in his Documents folder to a folder that has been configured to give Ann full control of all files. Instead of copying the files, Joe uses a move operation. Ann can read the file, but can't save any changes to the file. Which of the following is MOST likely the reason that Ann can't update the file?
The Modify and Write permissions for Ann were set to Deny when the file was in Joe's Document's folder. When a file is copied in Windows, it's given the permissions granted in the destination folder, regardless of the permissions on the original file. When a file is moved, Windows attempts to keep the same permissions that the file had in the original folder. Most likely, the Modify and Write permissions for Ann were set to deny when the file was in Joe's Documents folder.
NTFS file attribute (R)
The R attribute marks a file as read-only meaning that the file cannot be altered by subsequent users.
You have a file which you would like other users to see, but not modify. Which file attribute should you use?
The Read-only (R) attribute marks a file as read-only, meaning that the file cannot be altered by subsequent users. A file attribute is metadata that gives certain qualities to a file after the attribute has been assigned.
NTFS file attribute (S)
The S attribute identifies a file as a system file that cannot be deleted. System (S)
NTFS file attribute Compressed
The compression attribute causes a file to be compressed to save space on the hard drive. A file can either be encrypted or compressed, but not both.
Which option, used with the copy command, makes sure that all copied files are written correctly after they have been copied?
The copy /v command verifies files after they are copied.
You need to copy several hundred files from one directory to another. Most of the files exist in the target directory, but you want to overwrite the existing files with the ones you will copy. You want the file copy to proceed automatically without prompting you to overwrite existing files. Which copy command switch should you use?
The copy /y command will not prompt you before each overwrite operation.
NTFS file attribute Encrypted
The encrypted attribute encrypts a file.
NTFS file attribute Indexing
The index attribute specifies how a file is indexed. Indexing allows a system to quickly locate files using additional extensions assigned by the user.
While troubleshooting a Windows computer, you open a command prompt to explore the folders (directories) on the hard drive. You notice that one of the folders required for your project is missing. Which of the following Microsoft command line tools would allow you to QUICKLY create the missing folder?
The md command (Make Directory) creates a directory/folder or subdirectory/subfolder.
Which command is used to copy entire folder structures between volumes or across a network while maintaining all NTFS file permissions and attributes?
The robocopy command (short for Robust File Copy) is used to copy entire folder structures between volumes or across a network. The benefit of using robocopy is that all NTFS file permissions and attributes are maintained and interrupted transfers can be resumed.
You have a folder that you would like members of your development team to access. You want to restrict network and local access to only specific users. All other users must not be able to view or modify the files in the folder. Which of the following would be the BEST actions to take next? (Select TWO).
To control both local and network access, you will need to use both NTFS and share permissions. The folder must be located on an NTFS partition to be able to configure NTFS permissions. Configuring only NTFS permissions will not allow network access. Configuring only shared permissions with the files on a FAT32 partition will not control local access.
How do we use the Tab complete feature, or command complete feature?
To use it, we type the first couple letters of the directory that we want to display and then press the Tab key. Notice that it automatically fills the rest of the path I want to display. Because there are spaces within the directory name itself, the command prompt put everything in quotes. Any time you have spaces in a folder name, you need to put the folder name in quotes to use the dir command against it. Otherwise, it will give you an error. So, that's a really helpful function to use.
read-only attribute
Turning this attribute on allows the file or folder to be opened and read, but no changes can be saved to it.
What command lets you see a list of valid command parameters for the net use command?
Type net use /? (or net use ?) to see a list of the valid parameters for the net use command.
Can file attributes be enabled or disabled?
Understand that every file and folder in the file system has attributes that can be enabled or disabled to control how that file or folder behaves.
You want to use the Universal Naming Convention (UNC) format to access a shared folder called Pictures on a computer named Home1. Which of the following is an example of the UNC format?
Use \\Home1\Pictures to access the shared folder. The UNC format is \\Servername\sharename.
You are working at the command line and want to add the Read-only attribute to a file and remove the Hidden attribute. Which command would you use?
Use attrib +r -h to add the Read-only attribute and remove the Hidden attribute.
Which command would you use to change the current directory to the immediate parent directory?
Use cd .. to change the current directory to the immediate parent directory.
Which commands can you use to create a new directory? (Select TWO).
Use md or mkdir to create a directory.
Which command lets you delete subdirectories in addition to files in the current directory?
Use rd /s to remove subdirectories in addition to files in the current directory. Use rd /q to remove directories without prompting.
Which Windows command displays a list of files and subdirectories in a directory?
Use the dir command to display a list of files and subdirectories in a directory on a Windows system.
A user has a problem accessing several shared folders on the network. After determining the issue is not from his computer's IP configuration, you suspect the shared folders are not currently connected. Which of the following commands will MOST likely confirm your suspicions?
Use the net use command to list the current connected shared folders and drive letters.
Which command would you use to copy all files and subdirectories in a directory, including empty subdirectories?
Use xcopy /e to copy directories and subdirectories, including empty ones.
Your computer has a single NTFS partition used for the C: drive with the following folders: C:\Confidential C:\PublicReports You configure NTFS permissions on the C:\Confidential folder and deny the Read permission to the Users group. For the C:\PublicReports folder, you allow Full Control permission to the Users group. You have not configured any permissions other than the defaults on any other folders or files. You take the following actions: Move Reports.doc from C:\Confidential to C:\PublicReports. Copy Costs.doc from C:\Confidential to C:\PublicReports. Which of the following BEST describes the permission the members of the Users group will have for the two files in the C:\PublicReports folder?
Users have Allow Full Control to both files in the C:\PublicReports folder. When you move or copy files to an NTFS partition, the files inherit the permissions configured for the parent folders. If you had configured explicit permissions for the files, then moving the file would retain the explicit permissions assigned to the file. Copying files to new folders or partitions removes any existing permissions, and only inherited permissions apply.
You manage two folders in your computer as follows: C:\Confidential D:\PublicReports Both the C:\ and D:\ drives are formatted with the NTFS file system. In the C:\Confidential folder, you edit the properties for the following two files and assign the Deny Read permission to the Users group: Reports.doc Costs.doc The D:\ drive allows the Full Control permission to the Users group. There are no other permissions assigned except for the default permissions. You then take the following actions: Move Reports.doc from C:\Confidential to D:\PublicReports. Copy Costs.doc from C:\Confidential to D:\PublicReports. Which of the following BEST describes the permission the members of the Users group will have for the two files in the D:\PublicReports folder?
Users have Allow Full Control to both files. Moving or copying files to a different NTFS partition removes any existing NTFS permissions so that only inherited permissions apply.
Your computer has a single NTFS partition used for the C: drive with the following folders: C:\Confidential C:\PublicReports In the C:\Confidential folder, you edit the properties for the following two files and assign the Deny Read permission to the Users group: Reports.doc Costs.doc The C:\PublicReports folder allows the Full Control permission to the Users group. There are no other permissions assigned except for the default permissions. You then take the following actions: Move Reports.doc from C:\Confidential to C:\PublicReports. Copy Costs.doc from C:\Confidential to C:\PublicReports. Which of the following BEST describes the permission the members of the Users group will have for the two files in the C:\PublicReports folder?
Users have Deny Read to the Reports.doc file; moving the file to the new folder on the same drive preserves the NTFS permissions assigned to the file. Users have Allow Full Control to the Costs.doc file; copying the file to the new folder removes any existing NTFS permissions so that only inherited permissions apply.
.vbs
Visual Basic script. These may contain basic loops, which allow you to run lines of code repeatedly.
System file attribute
When this file attribute is enabled, it indicates that that file is a protected operating system file.
Take Ownership permission
Windows offers an option for taking ownership that's assigned to administrator by default, so you can take ownership of the files and directories and manage them. That way, your users can't hide things from you.
Which of the following file extensions indicates a Windows system file?
Windows system file extensions include .dll (dynamic link library), .drv (device driver), and .vxd (virtual device driver).
To copy a file or folder
You must have the Read permission to the source file and the Write permission to the destination location.
Mary and Pablo share a customer support workstation. Mary works in the morning, and Pablo works in the evening. One day Mary is helping a customer with a support issue. Because her shift is over, she creates a Word document with details about the customer she is helping. She saves it to the C:\Customer folder on the computer. When Pablo comes in, he is unable to open the file. Which of the following will MOST likely allow Pablo to open the file?
You should modify the permissions on the document. When Mary saved the document, she became the document owner and has all permissions to the document. Pablo does not have the correct permissions to the folder or the document.
What is and how do you get to the host file?
Your host file can be used by the Windows System for name resolution. In fact, your Windows system, by default when it needs to resolve a host name into an IP address, will check the host file within System32 first. Only if it can't find an IP address to hostname mapping in the host file, will it then send a query to your DNS service. The host file is located in a subdirectory of System32. First, let's go down to drivers, to etc, and then we can see our host file here. Now we are going to open it with Notepad and click OK.
.sh
a Linux file that has a script programmed for bash.
.py
a script written in Python. These are usually for programming web servers.
.js
a text file containing JavaScript code
Change permissions can:
a user has read permissions, plus the ability to write, create, and delete from the folder.
If you copy or move a file to a non-NTFS partition
all permissions are removed
Adding a dollar sign to the end of a new share's name will make that share a?
an administrative share that is accessible only using a UNC path. Users can't browse to an administrative share. The default admin shares, such as C$, are accessible only to the members of the administrative group.
Adding a dollar sign ($) to the end of a share name creates
an administrative share.
.msi extension (Microsoft Software Installer)
an application installation file.
Inherited permissions
are those permissions that are propagated to an object from a parent object. Permissions granted to the folder apply to all files, subfolders, and files in subfolders within the shared folder.
NTFS permissions apply to
both local and network access.
Access to shared folders is controlled by
by the shared folder permissions and NTSF permissions.
Read permissions can:
can browse, read, copy, and run programs from within a folder.
In the CMD prompt, what does CD mean?
change directory
In the CMD prompt, what is the X or robo copying command ?
copy entire directory structures, then use the xcopy command or the robocopy command. Let's take a quick look at xcopy first. Type 'help xcopy' and press Enter. It's the copy command on steroids because it can copy entire directory tree structures. There are two options here we're going to be primarily concerned with, the /S and the /E options. The /S option copies the directories and subdirectories you specify unless they happen to be empty. The /E option will do the same thing, but it'll copy subdirectories including any subdirectory that's empty. Therefore, for our copy process, we could use either /S or /E in this case because the fie subdirectory already has a file and it.
To change file or folder attributes use?
edit the properties of the file or folder or use the Attrib command from the command prompt. (You cannot change permissions with the Attrib command.)
In the CMD prompt, how can you display content one page at a time?
enter your command the " space, then pipe, then more'~~~~~~ C:\windows | more
Share a folder using properties
file explorer> go to desired drive > find the desired folder > right-click > scroll in the drop-down menu and select properties> select sharing tab> select advance sharing> if needed rename folder> if needed change allowable access> select permissions > add users > adjust access levels> click okay > and click okay
.bmp
file is an image saved in the Bitmap (BMP) raster image format developed by Microsoft.
NTSF shared permissions can apply to?
folders, individual files within the folder, and system users within a network or local users.
What is the principle of least privilege?
gives a user only those privileges that are essential to that user's work
How do you switch between drives in the command prompt?
in CMD shell type the letter of the drive with a colon, then hit enter
.ps1
is a script file used by Windows PowerShell.
if you copy or move a file to an NTFS partition
it will inherit the permissions assigned to the parent partition and folders.
net use /? or net use ?
lists the valid parameters for the net use command.
net use F: \\Wrk1\shared2
maps drive letter F: to a specific shared folder.
net use * \\Wrk1\shared2
maps the next available drive letter to the shared folder.
Are file associations static?
no.
The /persistent:yes switch
reconnects the connection at each subsequent logon
.rtf
rich text file; allows formatting of text and inserting graphics
Deny permissions to a user or group
right click on object being denied, property, Security tab, Edit button, Select person or group, check all check boxes to be denied, OK Always overrides any allowed permission.
Index attribute
tells Windows that it needs to include a particular file or folder in its search index, which is used to increase speeds when you're doing file system searches.
.txt
text filename extension
net use by itself lists
the current connected shared folders and drive letters.
If a file has explicit NTFS permissions assigned to that file:If you move the file to a different folder on the same NTFS partition
the explicit permissions will be kept.
If a file has explicit NTFS permissions assigned to that file: If you copy or move the file to a different NTFS partition,
the explicit permissions will be removed
If a file has explicit NTFS permissions assigned to that file:If you copy the file to a different folder on the same NTFS partition
the explicit permissions will be removed.
What is the host name?
the net bios name of the computer, or its IP address
using shared folder permissions to deny access will have no effect on the user's ability to access files when
the user logs on locally. In that case, only the NTFS permissions will control access.
how do you get help in the command prompt?
type "help' then {command}
How do you run the command prompt as an administrator?
type 'CMD' in the search portion of your bottom menu . Right click the CMD app and select ``` run as administrator
How do you run the command prompt?
type 'CMD' in the search portion of your bottom menu and hit enter.
how do you get to the directory in the command prompt?
type 'DIR' and hit enter the dir command displays a list of filenames and sub-directories within a directory
Shared folder permissions apply only to
users connected to the share through the network
Are Linux file system names case sensitive?
yes
Can each library contain multiple folders from different file systems?
yes
can a single folder be added to multiple libraries?
yes
can you copy directory trees?
yes, under Xcopy and Robocopy
To move a file or folder
you must have Read and Modify permissions to the source file, and the Write permission to the destination location
To access a shared folder on the network
you must know the host name, name of the computer hosting the share, and the share name
To be able to share a folder?
you need to enable file and print sharing in Windows.
FAT32 only supports which file attributes?
· The FAT32 file system supports only the following attributes: R, H, S, and A.
To show compressed or encrypted files in a different color?
· Use Folder Options to show protected operating system files, or to show compressed or encrypted files in a different color.