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You must beware that NTFSDOS is not 100% reliable.<br />
Files can easily be corrupted on copying, and all<br />
NTFS security attributes are stripped.<br />
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Long filenames are converted to 8.3 format.<br />

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You must beware that NTFSDOS is not 100% reliable.
Files can easily be corrupted on copying, and all
NTFS security attributes are stripped.

Long filenames are converted to 8.3 format.


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I made a big issue to my management about the security stripping.<br />
They were favoring NTFS because of &quot;security benefits&quot;. There ain't any!<br />

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I made a big issue to my management about the security stripping.
They were favoring NTFS because of "security benefits". There ain't any!


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This is true, the security only exists if NT is running. if you have access to computer and can boot it with a floppy, the security is gone. But if you keep your server in a locked room, disable Floppy drive and BIOS-Setup you are safer than with FAT because no one can delete files you do not want to be deleted.<br />
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This is true, the security only exists if NT is running. if you have access to computer and can boot it with a floppy, the security is gone. But if you keep your server in a locked room, disable Floppy drive and BIOS-Setup you are safer than with FAT because no one can delete files you do not want to be deleted.



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Are there any utilities which will examine and/or copy files on an NTFS partition while booted up in DOS?
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Are there any utilities which will examine and/or copy files on an NTFS partition while booted up in DOS?

DOS Utility for NTFS

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