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Exercise 2: Copying and Moving Folders
To create a folder while logged on as a user
2. What are the permissions that are assigned to the folder?
User or Group Permissions
3. Who is the owner? Why?
User81 is the owner because the person who creates a folder or file is the owner.
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Creator Owner Special Permissions: Full control for subfolders and files only
System Full Control
User81 Full Control
Users Special Permissions: Traverse Folder/Execute File, List Folder/Read
Data, Read Attributes, Read Extended Attributes, Read Permissions,
Create Files/Write Data, and Create Folders/Append Data
To create a folder while logged on as a member of the Administrators group
3. What are the permissions for the Temp2 and Temp3 folders that you just created?
User or Group Permissions
Administrators Full Control
Creator Owner Special Permissions: Full control for subfolders and files
only
System Full Control
the name of the user account Special Permissions: Full control for this folder only
you used to create the folders
Users Special Permissions: Traverse Folder/Execute File, List
Folder/Read Data, Read Attributes, Read Extended
Attributes, Read Permissions, Create Files/Write Data and
Create Folders/Append Data
4. Who is the owner of the Temp2 and Temp3 folders? Why?
Questions and Answers
The Administrators group or the name of the user account you used to create the folders (if you
did not log on as Administrator) is the owner because the person who creates a folder or file is
the owner. If the person is a member of the Administrators group, the Administrators group is
the owner.
To copy a folder to another folder within a Windows XP Professional NTFS volume
3. Who is the owner of C:\Temp1\Temp2 and what are the permissions? Why?
The owner of C:\Temp1\Temp2 is the user account that performed the copy. The permissions
for C:\Temp1\Temp2 are now the same as the permissions of Temp1. When you copy a folder
or file into another folder, the permissions assigned to it are always the same as the permissions
on the destination folder.