PEX installation Windows 98 complete Introduction to the second

6. Shared directory planning and Settings





shared directory planning and its permissions settings, for the whole diskless http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/32416.html "> Network system security, reliability and maintainability, plays a vital role, Before installing the network, you should design the shared directory and its permissions according to the software you want to run, and don't wait until the application software is installed. The security of fat and FAT32 partitions is far less secure than NTFS-formatted partitions, so all shared directories are built on disks on NTFS partitions. Only members of the Administrators group, file owners, and users with Full Control permissions have the right to assign permissions to the directory, so you can log on with the Administrators account to set NTFS permissions. The following is a more practical planning for a PXE diskless network, which can be set by the reader as needed.





New shared directory





Pxeboot is used to store files that have no disk Windows 98 uploads, and the normal user has only read-only access. Pxeboot directory to create a directory for each diskless user, the directory name is: Lnguest, P01, P02......PNN and share it, these directories to save their own private files, each user has full control of its directory.





set sharing and security permissions





(1) Will pxefiles directory sharing and set security permissions to read, run, and list folders for the Pxeclass group; system administrator Administrutor and diskless superuser lnguest Full Control. The steps are as follows: In the Explorer or My Computer window, open the disk that contains the Pxefiles directory, right-click the Pxefiles directory icon, and select Properties on the pop-up shortcut menu, and the Pxefiles Properties dialog box appears.


¨¨ in the Pxefiles Properties dialog box, click the Sharing tab, and then select Share this folder, and the share name can be set with the default name, as shown in the figure.

¨¨ in the Pxefiles Properties dialog box, click the Security tab to remove the built-in Everyone, by removing the hook from the "Allow inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object" option box, the "Security" prompt box, and clicking the Delete button.
¨¨ Add Select related users and groups and set their permissions as required. When the settings are complete, as shown in the figure.

(2) Common User directory Y01, y02,y03 ... Ynn settings. Share individual user directories and set their permissions, taking Y01 as an example: Pxeclass group reads, Administrutor, Lnguest and Y01 have full control over them, and the settings method is the same as the Pxefiles setting.

Note：

@ There are two types of permissions, one for shared permissions and the other for security permissions. The permissions set below are all security permissions. The permissions settings are important in the management of diskless Windows 98 systems, and if the permissions are set too small, Windows 98 or related software is not functioning correctly, and if the permissions are placed too large, the security becomes worse, so the permissions should be set from a holistic point of view.

(You can give full permissions first, and so on when the workstation starts, then modify other)