In summary, if you've been with Windows Server for a while,
you know that they've been in the file sharing game for a long,
long time, Who remembers NetBEUI before TCP/IP became standard?
You remember that?
Yeah,
good and bad memories, right? Well, again, I want to repeat
what I mentioned at the outset of this lesson.
Please check the Pluralsight library for more Windows Server file
services training because I don't want to say we scratched the
surface of the subject in this lesson,
but because we're being really surgical in our approach and
cleaving to the exam AZ‑800 objectives, you may want to go further.
For example,
File Server Resource Manager also has a File Classification
Infrastructure and Dynamic Access Control.
These are useful for sure if you're managing Windows
Server file servers. In the next lesson,
we'll configure Windows Server storage. I look forward to seeing you then. Take care.