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Windows in the Enterprise: Deploying user and computer settings
Automated desktop installations comprise only one part of any desktop deployment project. Deploying default settings is another key part, and it involves much more than just writing unattended-setup answer files or building a disk image. In this article, resident SearchWin2000.com expert Jerry Honeycutt outlines some pressing desktop installation issues, and describes how to document settings, the requirements you'll need to get settings in order, precise automation and more.
Chapter of the Week: 'Protecting your data with encyypting file system'
In this chapter from Windows XP Professional: The Complete Reference by Guy Hart-Davis, you'll learn how to use Encrypting File System (EFS) to encrypt the files and folders you want to protect. EFS is a powerful technology that needs to be approached with caution; otherwise you might find that you can't decrypt your own files.
IT Toolkit: Best backup plans for the desktop
A good desktop backup plan is absolutely essential to a well-secured network. Often, it's the only way to restore business operations after a security breach or other disaster. Whether you're dealing with a physical issue like a power outage or a malicious network attack, archiving and restoring your company's data can mean the difference between business continuity and failure. SearchWin2000.com resident expert Laura Hunter outlines different hardware and software options you'll need to create a successful backup strategy.
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