You can even configure file servers to send email notifications to administrators when users try to save files that are blocked by file screens, and you can create templates that can be used to simplify deployment and management of file screens across multiple shared volumes and folders. The steps for performing this were outlined in my previous article on WindowsNetworking.
The first step in implementing file screens is to create file groups. A file group defines a set of file types that should or should not be blocked.
To do this you would start by creating a file group, for example called Video Files, and add file extensions like. In the dialog box that appears, specify a name for your file group and the file types you want to include see Figure 1 :. Figure 1: Creating a file group for video file types. Your new file group will now show up in the Results pane when the File Groups node is selected Figure 2 :. Figure 2: New file group named Video Files.
Figure 3: Folder redirection is configured for users in Vancouver using the Group Policy setting shown. To prevent Mary Jones from saving video files in her My Documents folder, we create a file screen as follows. On the dialog box that opens, select the mjones folder as the target folder all subfolders such as My Documents will also automatically be screened. Now select the option to define a custom screen Figure 5 :. Figure 5: Creating a custom file screen for files saved by Mary Jones.
The idea behind quarantine mode was that it can protect your network against remote users by refusing to grant access to remote systems unless those systems conform to the network security policy. For example, if someone were to dial into the network through a RAS connection, Windows could verify that the remote system had the latest service packs and anti virus definitions. Quarantine mode was a good idea, but the problem is that it is insanely complex to configure.
You practically need a PHD in computer science to figure it out. To get around the problem of quarantine mode being so complex to configure, Microsoft is releasing a new policy enforcement platform called Network Access Protection or NAP. NAP will make its debut in R2.
This scripting engine is designed to allow developers to write more powerful batch files. It will allow the Active Directory and the system registry to be navigated from the command prompt in much the same way that you can currently navigate through the file system. One such feature is a new file replication engine. This replication engine is designed to make the distributed file system DFS feature more efficient.
Currently, in a DFS environment, if you were to update a file, the file is then replicated to all DFS replica servers. The problem is that the entire file is replicated, even if only one byte has changed. The new replication technology will allow only the changed bytes to be replicated rather than DFS having to replicate the entire file.
This will save a considerable amount of bandwidth when small changes are made to huge files or when rapid changes are made to a file. Another new technology that is supposed to be making its way into R2 is something called Active Directory Federation formerly code named Trust Bridge. Again, the details are very sketchy, but there was a brief discussion of this feature at TechEd this year. One last feature that was discussed at TechEd was a technology called Anywhere Access.
Anywhere Access is a networking technology that will allow users to access E-mail and other services on a corporate network even if no VPN is available. Keep in mind though that R2 is still about a year away and anything can change. After all, Microsoft had plans for a new version of Windows XP, and the new version was simply rolled into a service pack. It is possible although unlikely that the same thing could happen to R2.
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