Creating Data Folders and Setting NTFS Security
Changing Permissions to the
Staff_Web Folder
In Chapter 5 you will create a set of folders that will
hold web data. After these folders are
created, you will set the permissions for these folders. Setting permissions allow you to control who
can and can not access folders.
Materials needed in this chapter
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List of school sites in your district. (Production build
only)
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Sample default page (Included on the CD)
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Creating Data Folders and Setting NTFS
Security
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Open the E drive that has been labeled
Web_Data. Create a new folder and
name this folder Web_Sites. |
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Place the pointer over the Web_Sites folder. Right mouse button click: choose Properties. |
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Web_Sites
Properties / General tab: Click the Security tab. |
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Web_Sites Properties /
Security tab: Remove the check mark from the check box
in front of Allow inheritable
permissions from parent to propagate to this object. This
check box is located in the lower left corner of this window. |
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By default, Windows 2000 gives the Everyone group (any
user who logs into the machine) a security setting of full control over the
data in a folder. Any sub folder will
inherit the same security setting at the parent folder. Example: UserData/Teacher. The folder UserData is the parent
folder. Teacher is the sub
folder. Full control allows the user
to read data, change data and delete data.
This can be problematic on a web server. Clearing the check box for Allow
inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object allows sub folders to have a different set
of security permission than the parent folder.
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Security Alert window: This window will appear on the
screen. Click Remove. |
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Web_Sites Properties / Security tab: Click Add. |
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Select Users, Computers, or Groups window:
Select Administrator then click Add.
Repeat this process for Administrators and IUSR_WEBSERVER. |
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Select Users, Computers, or Groups window: Click OK. |
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Web_Sites Properties /
Security tab: Select Administrator. Click the allow check box across
from Full Control in the
Permissions area of this window.
Placing a check mark in this box will automatically place checks in
the other check boxes. |
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Web_Sites Properties / Security tab: Select Administrators. Click the Allow check box across
from Full Control in the Permissions area of this window. Placing a check mark in this box will
automatically place checks in the other check boxes. |
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Web_Sites Properties / Security tab: Select IUSR_WEBSERVER. Verify that only the following allow check
boxes contain check marks: q Read & Execute q List Folder Contents q Read Click Apply. Click Ok. The window will close. |
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12.
Open the Web_Sites folder. Create the following folders: q
District_Main_Web q
Staff_Web q
Adams_High_School q
Jefferson_Middle_School q
Washington_Elementary 13.
Place a sample page in each folder. (You may create your own pages or copy the
samples provided in the Sample Web Page folder on the CD.) This sample file must be named
default.htm. |
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Changing Permissions to the Staff_Web Folder |
The Staff Web site will
contain web sites created with Microsoft products and non-Microsoft
products. Consequently, FTP access
must be made available to this folder.
This forces a slight change to the security of this folder. |
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14. Place the pointer over the Staff_Web folder. Click the right mouse button choose Properties
and click. |
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Staff_Web
Properties / General tab: Click Security tab. |
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Staff_Web
Properties / Security tab: Click Add… |
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Select Users, Computers, or Groups
window: Select Everyone, click Add. Click Ok. |
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18. Staff_Web
Properties / Security
tab: Click Apply, click Ok. |
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E:\Web_Sites window: Close this window. |
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