Tandberg DataTable of Content

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6.1.

Folder Management

6-1

6.2.

Managing File Level Permissions

6-2

6.3.

Share Management

6-9

6.3.1.

Share Considerations

6-9

6.3.2.

Defining Access Control Lists

6-10

6.3.3.Integrating Local File System Security into Windows Domain

 

Environments

6-10

6.3.4.

Comparing Administrative & Standard Shares

6-11

6.3.5.

Planning for Compatibility between File Sharing Protocols

6-11

6.3.5.1.

NFS Compatibility Issues

6-11

6.3.6.

Managing Shares

6-12

6.3.6.1.

Creating a New Share

6-12

6.3.6.2.

Stopping a Share

6-13

6.3.6.3.

Modifying Share Properties

6-13

6.4.

File Server Recourse Manager

6-23

6.4.1.

Using the File Server Resource Manager Component

6-23

6.4.2.

Opening File Server Resource Manager

6-24

6.4.3.

Quota Management

6-25

6.4.4.

File Screening Management

6-25

6.4.5.

Storage Report Management

6-25

6.4.6.

Using Command-Line Tools for File Server Resource Manager

6-26

7.

Distributed File System (DFS)

7-1

7.1.

Overview

7-1

7.2.

DFS Namespaces

7-2

7.3.

DFS Replication

7-4

7.3.1.

DFS Replication Concept

7-4

7.3.2.

DFS Initial Replication

7-5

7.4.

DFS Management Snap-in

7-6

7.5.

Deploying Namespace (Step-by-Step Guide)

7-8

7.5.1.

Create a Namespace

7-8

7.5.2.

Add a Namespace Server (Domain)

7-9

7.5.3.

Delegate Management Permissions

7-9

7.5.4.

Add Folders to Namespace

7-10

7.5.5.

Change How Target are Ordered in Referrals

7-13

7.5.6.

Rename and Move a Folder

7-14

7.5.7.

Replicate a Folder in the Namespace Using DFS Replication

7-15

7.5.8.

Create a Diagnostic Report

7-17

7.5.9.

Browse the Namespace

7-18

7.5.10.

Test Failover

7-19

7.6.

Deploying DFS Replication (Step-by-Step Guide)

7-20

7.6.1.Create a Multipurpose Replication Group and Two Replicated

 

Folders

7-20

7.6.2.

Add a New Member to Replication Group

7-23

7.6.3.

Share and Publish Replicated Folders in a Namespace

7-25

7.6.4.

Create a Replication Group for Collection Purposes

7-26

7.6.5.

Create a Diagnostic Report

7-28

8.

Microsoft Services for Network File System (MSNFS)

8-1

8.1.

MSNFS Features

8-1

8.1.1.

UNIX Identity Management

8-2

8.2.

Microsoft Services for NFS usage scenarios

8-2

8.3.

Microsoft Services for NFS components

8-3

8.4.

Microsoft Services for NFS administrative tools

8-3

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