70-410 Windows Server 2012 R2 Chapter 4

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File Server Resource Manager FSRM

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Manages resources such as limiting amounts of space used by Users, restricting type of files to be saved and monitoring storage. Can send customized Access Denied messages.

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DFS Distributed File System

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Simplifies the logical grouping of shared resources on multiple servers by making them available within a single tree structure. Also included is DFS replication which optimizes the sync of shared resources among multiple locations on your network, thereby providing load balancing and fault tolerance for user access to these resources.

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Data Deduplication

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reduces the amount of duplicate blocks of storage. can use more space than older volumes that used Single Instance Storage or NTFS file system compression. Improvement could range from 2:1 ration on general purpose file servers up to as high as 20:1 for virtualization data, such as VHD files.

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Services for Network File System NFS

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file sharing among servers running Windows and Unix. PS Module added

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ReFS Resilient File System

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ReFS is new, cost effective platform for max data availability that scales efficiently to very large data volumes. Combined with Storage Spaces to be HA, scalable, and resilient data access system.

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SMB 3.0 Server Message Block

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File sharing protocol for users and applications.

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Storage Manger for SANs

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admin of shared resources. Included is Access-Based Enumeration which enables the display of only files and folders a user can see according to permissions

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Storage Pools and Storage Spaces

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Pooled Storage that can be divided into more Storage Spaces using Virtual Disks

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Windows Search Service

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Indexes Files and folders

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Transactional NTFS

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Enables sequential operations on a file volume running NTFS to be performed as a single transaction. This means hat all the steps in the seq operation must succeed for the transaction to be completed; if any step fails, the previous steps in the transaction are rolled back.

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Work Folders

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Enables users to store and access work data on BYOD environment in consistent manner. its a file sync service. files can be taken offline then synced back up to date.

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How do you share folders?

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Right click, Share with, Specific People

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Advanced Sharing Option: Caching

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Enables offline access to a shared folder.

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net share

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command to manage shared folder

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Where are offline files cached?

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%systemroot%\CSC

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Branch Cache

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enables computers in branch office to cache downloaded files and then securely serve those files to other branch office client computers

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Sync Center

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syncing offline files

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enable transparent caching

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controls caching of offline files across slow links. you can specify a network latency value above which network files are temporarily cached

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configure slow link mode

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controls background sync across slow links and determines how network file requests are handled across slow link (in group policy)

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configure slow link speed

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specifies the threshold link speed value below which offline files considers a network connection to be slow. specify in bits per second divided by 100. specify 1280 for a threshold of 128,000 bps

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Work Folders

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New role service within File and Storage Services. sync docs with server in security compliance. Allows you to sync files to a file server without VPN tech.

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Windows Intone

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data management services: sync is encrypted and enables corporate data wipe

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cmdlet to add work folder feature

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Add-Windowsfeature fs-syncshareservice

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Full Control

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Change permissions, take ownership, delete subfolder and files.

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Modify

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Delete folder/file. Read permission and List Folder contents for folder. Write permission and readexecute for file.

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Read and Execute

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Run files and display file attributes, owner and permission for FOLDER. Run application files and display file attributes, owner, and permissions for FILE.

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Read

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Display file names, subfoldernames, owner, permisisons, and file attributes. (Read Only, Hidden, Archive, and System) for FOLDER/FILE.

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Write

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create new folder and files, change a folder attributes and display owner and permissions. Write changes to file.

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NTFS Take ownership

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Someone can create folder and deny all access. Admin can assign take ownership and change access.

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"Moving within retains"

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NTFS to FAT loses perms, 1 partition to another inherits destination perms, within same partition is same perms.

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Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS)

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Makes snapshots of user files located on server shares. Roll backs or recoveries. even File comparison. Other applications like Windows Server backup, system restore, shadow copies, make use of VSS core services.

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VSS Service

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Primary component that manages VSS interaction between OS and other VSS components

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VSS Requester

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requests creation of shadow copies.

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VSS Writer

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responsible for data consistency as snapshots are created

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VSS provider

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creates and maintains the shadow copies. Built into the many operating systems and even hardware appliances.

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SMB Share - QUICK

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Uses SMB to provide basic file sharing with NTFS perms. Default.

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SMB Share-Advanced

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Adds access to services provided by File Server Resource Manager to the basic SMB protocol, including configs of folder owners for access-denied assistance, default classification of data, and the enabling of quotas.

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SMB Share - Applications:

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Enables sharing settings used by Hyper V, certain dibs, and many apps.

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NFS Share Advanced

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Adds access to services provided by File Server Resource Manager to the basic NFS sharing protocol, similar to those mentioned for advanced SMB sharing.

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Where are offline file policies configured?

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Local Group Policy Editor - Computer Config > Admin templates > Network > Offline files

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enable transparent caching

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group policy property for offline files. controls caching of offline files across slow links. you can specify a network latency value above which network files are temporarily cached

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Configure Background Sync

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group policy property for offline files. to control sync across slow links. Configure sync interval and variance parameters as well as blackout periods when sync should not occur.