Windows 7 Chapter 8 Branchcache & Sharing

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HomeGroup Connections

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This option decides how authentication works for
connections to HomeGroup resources.

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Net Share

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The Net Share command allows for management of shared folders from the command line

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To create a shared folder, use the command:

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net share sharename=drive:path

net share sharename /grant:user Read/Change/Full

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You can view the properties of
a shared folder by running the command

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net share sharename

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Which tool can you use to determine which files and folders that users are
accessing remotely on a client running Windows 7 configured with shared folders?

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You can use the Shared Folders\Open Files node to determine which files and
folders are being accessed remotely on a client running Windows 7.

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library

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A library is a virtualized collection of folders.

Libraries allow you to collect folders that exist in many different locations locally and on the network into a single location when viewed from within Windows Explorer

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When you share a printer

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When you share a printer, the Everyone group is assigned the Print permission by
default,

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Manage This Printer

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can pause and restart the printer, change spooler settings, adjust printer permissions, change printer properties, and share a printer.

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Which additional permissions are assigned when you assign the Modify (Allow) permission?

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When you assign the Modify (Allow) permission, Windows also assigns the Read & Execute (Allow), List Folder Contents (Allow), Read (Allow), and Write (Allow)
permissions automatically.

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Which permission should you assign when you want to allow a user to modify the contents of a file, but not delete that file?

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The Write permission allows a user to modify the contents of a file, but not delete it.

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Icacls

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Icacls is a command-line utility that you can use to configure and view the NTFS permissions of files and folders on a computer running Windows 7.

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To use Icacls to view the permissions

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use the command Icacls File_or_Folder

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The NTFS permissions you can assign are using lcacls.exe

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F (Full control)
M (Modify)
RX (Read and Execute)
R (Read)
W (Write)

Icacls.exe c:\accounting /grant Kim_Akers:(OI)M

Icacls c:\test\* /save permissions /t

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copy a file

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When you copy a file from one folder to another, the file inherits the permissions of the
destination folder.

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Moving files

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When you move a file between folders on the same volume, the file retains its original permissions

When you move a file from a folder on one volume to a folder on another volume, the
file behaves the same way that it does when you copy it and inherits the permissions of the destination folder.

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Robocopy.exe

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Robocopy.exe is a command-line utility that is included with Windows 7 that allows you to
copy files while retaining their existing NTFS permissions.

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Combined Share and NTFS Permissions

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The most restrictive permission
of the share and the NTFS permissions apply.

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If you move a folder to a new location on the same volume, do the folder and its contents retain their original NTFS permissions?

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Yes. When files or folders are moved to a new location on the same volume, they retain all their original NTFS permissions.

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When you encrypt a file or a folder,

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When you encrypt a file or a folder, Windows Explorer displays it with green text rather than the standard black text.

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EFS Recovery

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Recovery Agents are certificates that allow the restoration of EFS encrypted files

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create an EFS recovery agent

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Cipher.exe /r:recoveryagent

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Intravenous anesthetics

Propofol or thiopental, which one has less postop nausea?

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Propofol

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BranchCache can operate in one of two modes

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Hosted Cache mode or Distributed Cache mode

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When setting up the Hosted Cache mode server, it is necessary to do the following:

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Install the BranchCache feature
Install an Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Ensure that all clients that trust the certificate authority that issued the SSL certificate
installed on the hosted cache serve

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Distributed Cache Mode

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Distributed Cache mode uses peer caching to host the branch office cache among clients running Windows 7 on the branch office network.

If another BranchCache client running Windows 7 attempts to access the same content, it is able to access that content directly from the first client rather than having to retrieve it over the WAN link.

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Which BranchCache mode should you use if there are no servers running Windows
Server 2008 R2 at your branch office?

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You should use Distributed Cache mode. Hosted Cache mode requires a server
running Windows Server 2008 R2 on the LAN.

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You can configure BranchCache

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using Group Policy or by using the Netsh command-line utility

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When do you need to configure firewall rules for BranchCache?

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You need to configure the firewall rules only when you configure BranchCache using
Group Policy. When you configure BranchCache using Netsh, the appropriate firewall rules are set up automatically,

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You can use the following commands to configure BranchCache:

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Netsh BranchCache reset
Netsh BranchCache show status
Netsh BranchCache set service mode=distributed
Netsh BranchCache set service mode=local
Netsh BranchCache set service mode=hostedclient location=hostedserver
Netsh BranchCache set cachesize
Netsh BranchCache set localcache