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sponsored by Global Knowledge
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30 Sep 2011
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29 Sep 2011
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PDF
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10
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White Paper
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Disaster prevention is often better and easier to implement than disaster recovery. In Windows Server 2008, there are several new built-in disaster prevention capabilities to help you avoid trouble. One of these is accidental object deletion protection.
Take a look at enabling this feature and learn about a useful new way to apply the old Access Control List concept and reduce the likelihood of accidental deletion.
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