Реферат: Windows 2000 Essay Research Paper Microsoft Windows

? Administrators Full Control (not inherited)

? System Full Control (not inherited)

? Everyone Full Control (inheritable)

You can fix the inheritance settings at the root of the volume in Microsoft Explorer.

? To fix the inheritance settings at the root of the volume in Microsoft Explorer

1. In Microsoft Explorer, right-click the root directory, and then click Properties.

2. On the Security tab, click Advanced.

3. Double-click the Administrators entry.

4. On the Permission Entry page, change Apply onto: to This folder, subfolders and files.

5. Double-click the System entry.

6. On the Permission Entry page, change Apply onto: to This folder, subfolders and files.

7. Click OK.

Logical Disk Manager

This section describes known issues that apply to the Logical Disk Manager.

Disks That Are Members of Fault﷓Tolerant Sets (Mirror or RAID﷓5)

If you upgrade from a previous version of Windows 2000, a disk that is a member of a fault-tolerant set (mirror or RAID﷓5) may become orphaned during graphical user interface (GUI)﷓mode Setup. No data is lost. You can use the Disk Administrator MMC snap-in to rebuild the disk.

? To use the Disk Administrator MMC snap-in to rebuild the disk

1. Start the Disk Administrator MMC snap-in.

2. For a mirror disk, click Resynchronize Mirror, or for a RAID﷓5 disk, click Regenerate Parity.

The redundant information for the volume is rebuilt.

Creating Logical Drives Within Extended Partitions on Basic Disks

If you are upgrading from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000 and you attempt to create logical drives within extended partitions on basic disks, a drive geometry translation error may cause the Logical Disk Manager to display the following message:

“Parameter is incorrect.”

This may also occur with raw installations on disks with no signatures. No workaround is available at this time.

Converting System or Boot Volumes from Basic to Dynamic

You should convert system or boot volumes from basic to dynamic independent of any other volume conversion. In particular, before you attempt to import disks from another computer, restart your computer.

Mirroring Combined System﷓Boot Volumes on Systems with OEM Partitions

Mirroring combined system﷓boot volumes on systems with Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) partitions may require extra care. Whenever you mirror your system or boot partition, you should verify that the system starts from both the original and newly created mirrored partitions. On systems with OEM partitions, complete the following steps:

1. Ensure that the target disk for the mirror is basic.