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First, create a shared folder
Share files through public folders
To set up sharing from a folder on your computer
Right-click Folder-Properties-Share-advanced share-tick Share this folder
Second, access the shared folder
1. Browse through "network" (Must enable "Network Discovery")
2. Through a UNC path
\ server Ip\ share name
or \ server name \ share Name
3. Mapped network drives
NET use H: \ server ip\ share name
(both are mapped on the client)

Third, sharing permissions apply rules
Shared permissions are valid only for the network to access the shared folder user
1, sharing Permissions classification: Full Control, change, read. (default everyone Read only)

2, the accumulation of permissions
3. Higher priority for DENY privilege
4. Impact of shared folder replication or mobile sharing status
When you copy a shared folder to another disk partition, the original folder remains shared, but the copied new folder is not set as a shared folder
Move a shared folder to a different disk partition, this folder is no longer a shared folder
Iv. shared permissions and final effective permissions for NTFS
Intersection of share permissions and NTFS permissions (most restrictive permissions)
Note: Access to the final effective permissions over the network is the intersection of the two, and local access only looks at NTFS permissions independent of the share permissions.
Five. Hide Shared folders
How to create a hidden shared folder
Add a special symbol "$" after the share name
\ server Ip\ share name $

VI. Computer Management--shared folders
Start? management tools? Computer Management Click System Tools? Shared Folders? sharing
Stop sharing: Right-click the shared folder and select "Stop Sharing"
Monitor and manage connected users
Monitor and manage files that are opened
Vii. managed Shared Folders
Managed Shared folders:
Shared folders for special purposes created automatically by the operating system
Main categories:
Drive letter$
admin$
ipc$

First, the main concept-
1. Printing equipment (physical):
Also called a physical printer, a hardware device for printing
2. Local Printing equipment
The computer uses a local interface such as LPT, USB, and other direct-attached printing devices
3, Network Printing equipment
A printing device that uses a network card to connect to a computer, also known as a network interface printing device
4, the Printer (logical):
Also called a logical printer, which is software added in Control Panel for use with a print device
5. Print server
Any computer that provides print services to network users
6. Print Client
A print application on a user's computer that can send a print job to print on a print server
7. Print queue
For storing documents waiting to be printed
Second, the common printing equipment comparison
Stylus Printer CONSUMABLES: Ribbon (typically used for printing notes)
Inkjet Printer Consumables: Cartridges (typically for home or small to medium businesses)
Laser Printer Consumables: Toner cartridges (typically used in large enterprises)
Third, the printer installation
1. Install local printer (Install on server) (Control Panel-printer-add Printer-)
2. Install the network printer (installed on the client)
1) Print Wizard installation
2) Direct UNC path installation
4. Set permissions
1) Printing
Default any user (Everyone) has print permissions
2) Managing Documents
Pause, resume, and more on a document
CREATOR owner Group has manage document permissions
3) Managing Printers
Change printer name, set printer priority, and more
Administrators group members have Manage printer permissions
Print Operators group has permissions to manage printers

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