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- 1AdministratorAdministrators have special rights and permissions • Editing system files, installing services • Use rights and permissions of the administrator • You don’t get these by default, even if you’re in the Administrators group you can do just about anything you want … the only person that as more power than is is a domain admin
- 2Power UsersNot much more control than a regular user
A power user is an individual that operates a computer or device with advanced skills, knowledge, experience and capabilities. - 3GuestLimited access
- 4Standard userStandard accounts are the basic accounts you use for normal everyday tasks
A Standard user is not allowed to create, edit, view, or delete system files. - 5Allow vs. denyAllow is what you cand do and deny is what you can t do use bar mim to do job on allow
- 6Moving vs. copying folders and filesMoveing a file or folders that it form file a and move it to file be with no copy made
Copying a folders and files from a to b but make a copy from a folder and put it in b there are 2 of the same of what ever you copy - 7File attributes• Read-only - Allows a file to be read, but nothing can be written to the file or changed.
• Archive - Tells Windows Backup to back up the file.
• System - System file.
• Hidden - File is not shown when doing a regular dir from DOS.
In operating systems like Linux, there are three main file attributes: read (r), write (w), execute (x).
• Read - Designated as an "r"; allows a file to be read, but nothing can be written to or changed in the file.
• Write - Designated as a "w"; allows a file to be written to and changed.
• Execute - Designated as an "x"; allows a file to be executed by users or the operating system. - 8Administrative shares vs. local sharesAdministrative shares • Hidden shares (i.e., C$) created during installation
Local shares are created by users
Permission propagation - 9Inheritancefrom the parent object • Unless you move to a different folder on the same volume
- 10Single sign-onProvide credentials one time
- 11Run as administrator vs. standard userAdministrators have special rights and permissions • Editing system files, installing services • Use rights and permissions of the administrator • You don’t get these by default, even if you’re in the Administrators group
- 12standard usercan do day to day stuff can t install anything can update anything
- 13BitLockerEncrypt an entire volume • Not just a single file • Protects all of your data, including the OS
- 14BitLocker To GoEncrypt removable USB flash drives EFS • Encrypting File System • Encrypt at the filesystem level • On
NTFS - 15NTFSpermissions apply from local and network connections • Share permissions only apply to connections windows file system
- 16EFSEncrypting File System • Encrypt at the filesystem level • On NTFS
• OS support • 7 Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate • 8 and 8.1 Pro and Enterprise • 10 Pro, Enterprise, and Education • Uses password and username to encrypt the key • Administrative resets will cause EFS files to be inaccessible
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