Sharing Permission!??!!
louzam2115
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I have seen too many different anwsers and I am taking the test today.
What are the differences between group permissions and file level permissions. I have seen different examples but they seem to not make sense.
Anyone have a good references for this?
What are the differences between group permissions and file level permissions. I have seen different examples but they seem to not make sense.
Anyone have a good references for this?
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Plantwiz Mod Posts: 5,057 Modlouzam2115 wrote:I have seen too many different anwsers and I am taking the test today.
What are the differences between group permissions and file level permissions. I have seen different examples but they seem to not make sense.
Anyone have a good references for this?
You want this for A+?
Group Permissions tend to fall under networking/security, etc.. basically, you assign users to groups and then assign each group specific permissions.
For example: You have three employees: Sam, Frank, Henry who work in sales. Henry is a manager and mangers need access to both sales and marketing files/folders.
Betty and John work in Marketing and only need access to marketing files/folders.
So you'd create two groups: ONe sales another Marketing.
Henry would be named as a member of both (to have access to all the files). The others would only be a member of their respective group.
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File permissions may also be used in networks though it is cleaner to manager through Group Policies.
For A+, you'll likely need to understand the Read/Share/Write/Deny/Allow etc.. based upon the OS you're working with as well as the file structure NTFS vs. FAT
http://windows.about.com/od/filesfoldersdisks/l/aa010128a.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304040Plantwiz
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Ricka182 Member Posts: 3,359Plantwiz gave a good explainnation, but I agree, you probably won't see anything related to sharing on A+.i remain, he who remains to be....