Win2003 Server Folder Rights Assignment _ server

Set up a number of servers, how many have their own habits. For folders on the server I prefer to use English letters to name. System partition C disk, no matter how big hard drive, I am divided in 10G or so, a system installed to use 4G or so, plus some must be in the system disk software, There is nothing wrong with the rest of the 4G left. To maximize the system disk "thin body", is conducive to the rapid stability of the server system. Considering the size of the hard disk, the remaining space is divided into D e two areas, D on the data, E bear the local backup storage.

General C disk files do not make changes, Program Files folder is the application, server programs are not many, installation to C disk problem is also nothing. WINDOWS folder that is the System program. C Disk permissions only to ensure that the administrator system group has carte blanche. All other users are completely removed.

D set up logs to store the website log. Program Files store applications that are not installed to C-disk. Web hosting site data. The site is named after the domain name, or has the meaning of English. Othor storage of temporary documents. The permissions are the D disk Administrator system group's full inheritance. IIS site anonymous users have full permissions to the owning site folder.

e disk set up logs storage Server system log, date named. Tools to store the installer for a native-installed application. bak holds the backup file. Set up IIS FTP SQL number subfolders, sorted and stored each single system backup file date named. Permissions such as C disk settings