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24 Cards in this Set
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Whats a library? |
Groups files and folders locally and over network to a single logical location. |
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What is the purpose of file extensions? |
Tells you what type of file it is, what programs are used to creat and modify it, and what it contains. |
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What maintains file associations? |
The registry |
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Purposeof file attributes? |
provde security and orginzation |
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Originalfile attributes? |
R H S A |
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NTFS Attributes? |
Compress, encryption, Premissions, indexing |
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Whycant you compress and encrypt at same time? |
One relies on the other |
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Whatsan ACL? |
Access Control List. identifies users orgroups and the actions they can perform on the file. |
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Purposeof the “|” command? |
Modifiesthe command line’s output |
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Difference between copy and xcopy? |
copy: copy files x copy: copy files and whole directory tree |
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Howdo you add system attribute to file on command line? |
Attrib + s file name |
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Minimum permission needed to delete file in NTFS? |
Modify |
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NTFS minimum permission to copy folder from partition to other? |
Readin source, write in destination. |
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NTFS permission Tomove a file? |
Modifyin source and write in destination |
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What is a UNC path? |
UniversalNaming Convention path. A standard for identifying servers, printers and other resources in a network |
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Structure of UNC/how is it formatted? |
\\computername\sharename |
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How to connect Network share to my computer on commandline? |
net use F: \\server\share |
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What is an administrative share? |
add $ sign at end of share name. not visible when browsing the network. You must use the UNC path toconnect to an administrative share |
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If you copy or move a file to a non-NTFS partition? |
All permissions are removed |
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if you copy or move a file to an NTFS partition? |
it will inherit the permissions |
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If a file has explicit NTFS permissions and you copy or move the file to a different NTFS partition |
the explicit permissions will be removed. |
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If a file has explicit NTFS permissions and If you move the file to a different folder on the same NTFS partition |
the explicit permissions will be kept. |
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If a file has explicit NTFS permissions and you copy the file to a different folder on the same NTFS partition |
Explicit Permissions removed |
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Explicit Deny |
Takes precedence over inherited allow permissions |
