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File Sharing Services. Here the business problem is our users are

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storing pirated media in their network home folders, or our users

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are synchronizing their entire music library into their home folder

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on the network and we're running out of space on the file server,

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these sorts of things.

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So what we have is a collection of role services in Windows Server.

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The role is File and Storage Services, and the

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specific services include File Server,

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which gives you the ability to create and manage shared folders in a

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more robust way than you can normally in Windows Server. We have the

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File Server Resource Manager toolset,

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or FSRM. This has a number of neat features,

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but AZ‑800 only calls out two. One is file screens, and this is where

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you can create file types that are simply forbidden.

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So if a user tries to store MP3s in their home folder,

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for example, Windows Server just will not let them.

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The other thing is to help your file servers not run out of space is

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that you can put quotas on volumes and folders, again,

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useful in a home folder context for sure.

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BranchCache for network files is the BranchCache element.

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You already know this because of our demo.

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You need this one when you're doing the file server, the web server cache.

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And then there's the BranchCache feature, which you use for

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hosted cache or the BITS content server.

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So let's do a demo now where we'll look at these

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File and Storage Services. Again, particularly we'll look at shared folders, file screens, and quotas.