Discussion: NTFS permissions provide access control for files and folders. Research and discuss NTFS special permissions and their added granularity in terms of access control. Demonstrate how permission would be propagated in the scenario bellow Assuming that you are the System Administrator for CIS-215 where students and faculties uses a share called CIS-215. There is has a student folder and faculty folder. Inside the student folder you have assignment folder. All students can view and copy the assignments. There is also a folder called grades. Students have view access to the own grades. Faculty have full access to the grade folder. that has students with a scenario that might require the use of NTFS special permissions. I need to set up a shared folder that will act as a secure drop box of sorts that will allow students to upload their video file but not view, edit, or delete anyone else's video exam files. The files would be too big to e-mail and the current solution is going to each computer manually and having to search for (and hope to find) all of the video exams and data-taxiing them to the professor.

Discussion: NTFS permissions provide access control for files and folders. Research and discuss NTFS special permissions and their added granularity in terms of access control. Demonstrate how permission would be propagated in the scenario bellow Assuming that you are the System Administrator for CIS-215 where students and faculties uses a share called CIS-215. There is has a student folder and faculty folder. Inside the student folder you have assignment folder. All students can view and copy the assignments. There is also a folder called grades. Students have view access to the own grades. Faculty have full access to the grade folder. that has students with a scenario that might require the use of NTFS special permissions. I need to set up a shared folder that will act as a secure drop box of sorts that will allow students to upload their video file but not view, edit, or delete anyone else's video exam files. The files would be too big to e-mail and the current solution is going to each computer manually and having to search for (and hope to find) all of the video exams and data-taxiing them to the professor.

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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