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This document discusses how to configure and manage shared folder security in Windows. It covers how to create and remove shared folders, control access to shared folders using permissions, and analyze permission issues. It also addresses managing offline files and using Internet Information Services (IIS) to enable Internet file sharing via Web folders.
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- 1. CONFIGURING AND MANAGING SHARED FOLDER SECURITY Chapter 8
- 6. SHARED FOLDER PERMISSIONS (CONTINUED)
- 15. MULTIPLE SHARES
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- 18. COMBINING NTFS AND SHARE PERMISSIONS
- 20. MONITORING SHARED FOLDERS (CONTINUED)
- 21. ENABLING OFFLINE FILES (SERVER)
- 22. ENABLING OFFLINE FILES (CLIENT)
- 28. WEB FOLDERS
- 29. CLIENT CONNECTIONS TO WEB FOLDERS