Windows Server

Workgroup and Domain

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Configuring Domain Controllers

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File Server Resource Manager (FSRM)

To set file quota and screening using File Manager in Windows Server 2022, you can use File Server Resource Manager (FSRM), which is a feature in Windows Server that allows you to manage and control file storage. Here’s how you can set up file quotas and file screening:

1. Install File Server Resource Manager (FSRM)

If FSRM is not already installed, you can add it via Server Manager:

1. Open Server Manager.
2. Go to Manage > Add Roles and Features.
3. In the Add Roles and Features Wizard, click Next until you reach the Select features page.
4. Select File Server Resource Manager.
5. Complete the wizard and install the feature.

2. Configure File Quotas

File quotas allow you to limit the amount of space that a user or group can use on a volume or folder.

1. Open Server Manager.
2. Go to Tools > File Server Resource Manager.
3. In the FSRM console, go to Quotas (under the Quota Management section).
4. Right-click on Quotas and select Create Quota.
5. Choose the path where you want to set the quota (e.g., a specific folder or volume).
6. You can choose to create a custom quota or use an auto apply template. For a custom quota:
   • Select Custom quota properties.
   • Set a quota limit (e.g., 5 GB).
   • Choose the template for the quota (e.g., Deny disk space or Warn when quota is exceeded).
7. Click OK to apply the quota.

3. Configure File Screening

File screening allows you to control which types of files users can save on a file share.

1. In the FSRM console, go to File Screening (under the File Screening Management section).
2. Right-click on File Screens and select Create File Screen.
3. Choose the path where you want to apply the file screen (e.g., a folder or volume).
4. Select a file screen template or create a custom one. For example, you can block certain file types such as executables or video files.
   • For a custom file screen:
     • Click Create a custom file screen.
     • Choose the file groups (e.g., Executable files or Image files) you want to block or allow.
5. Choose the action to take when users attempt to save restricted file types:
   • Deny the file (block users from saving the file).
   • Generate an event (log the action).
6. Click OK to apply the file screen.

4. Monitor and Report

FSRM also allows you to generate reports on file quotas and screening:

1. In the FSRM console, go to Reports (under Storage Reports Management).
2. You can generate reports on quota usage, file screening activity, and more.

This will set up a basic file quota and file screening configuration on your Windows Server 2022. You can fine-tune the settings depending on the specific requirements of your environment.

Internet Information Services

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Task: Web Server Setup: Creating a Software Directory with Home and Detail Pages

1. Create a subfolder named “softwares” in the webserver directory.
2. Develop a home page that displays a list of all available software.
3. For each software, create individual HTML pages containing the software’s title and description.

Group Policies

Understanding Group Policy Processing

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Configuring Account Policies

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Configuring Group Policy Settings

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