Configure Windows File System Permissions

Folder Structure Drawing
You are asked to draw a folder structure that meets the scenario’s requirements. You may draw the structure on paper, use Visio or another drawing program. If you draw the structure on a separate sheet of paper, turn this in to your instructor. If you use Visio or another drawing program, paste your diagram here:

Screenshots
The lab requires the student to provide several screen captures at specific points in the process. Place your screen captures here in the appropriate order.

Assessment Questions
Overview
In this lab, you reviewed a scenario requiring you to design a Windows folder structure, and you implemented your design. Next, you used the Microsoft® Active Directory Users and Computers utility to create security groups that suited the requirements in the scenario. Finally, you applied those security groups to the folder structure you designed. Questions

1. When you designed a file system in the first section of this lab, why did you choose the structure that you selected? a. What I learned how to do in the associates program

2. As you look back on the file structure that you created, what changes would you want to make if you were to use it for a real college environment? a. Make sure OU stay together

3. In this lab, you assigned members of the Faculty group full control of the Assignments folder. What risk does this pose? a. Faculty can go in and read, write, or execute anything in the Assignments folder

4. What could you do to correct the situation described in question 3? a. Only give them read, and execute permissions

5. What Windows file security attribute allows a user to move through a folder to access files and folders beneath it?? a. Read permission allows users to move through a folder and access files

6. What Windows file security attribute allows a user to view a file’s contents? a. List folders/ read data