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what is the best approch on the security point of view .<br />
NTFS+shard than EFS &nbsp;someting like that
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what is the best approch on the security point of view .
NTFS+shard than EFS  someting like that

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what is the best way to protect my department data access from the unauthorised people within the company . we have R&amp;D and HR type department and need to manage security <br />
we have AD setup and one NAS . but we used one user account for all the users within the department . Is it possible to add NAS in to the AD . if yes I am trying to apply the file level security (shard + NTFS ) with the AD user login<br />
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No file server in the system &nbsp;. all the files in the NAS <br />
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is there any other way apart from the above mention method &nbsp;? any special device like switch with FW &nbsp;in the market for this requirement
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what is the best way to protect my department data access from the unauthorised people within the company . we have R&D and HR type department and need to manage security 
we have AD setup and one NAS . but we used one user account for all the users within the department . Is it possible to add NAS in to the AD . if yes I am trying to apply the file level security (shard + NTFS ) with the AD user login

No file server in the system  . all the files in the NAS 

is there any other way apart from the above mention method  ? any special device like switch with FW  in the market for this requirement

File access restriction on windows 2008 r2 with NAS

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