FSRM

In the Ultra Transcenders books

AZ-802

Each book explains FSRM in context, with comparison tables and the common traps.

Terms in this definition

• Chat message roles

  Labels on chat messages: instructions go under system, the person's input under user, the model's previous answers under assistant, and results returned by a called tool under tool (or function).

• NTFS

  NT File System, the Windows file system; Azure Files honours its ACLs.

• Storage reports

  Reports in File Server Resource Manager that reveal how disk space is being used, for example duplicate or large files and how much of each quota is consumed.

• Classification

  Predictive, supervised learning that assigns an item to one of a set of categories, for instance deciding whether an email is spam; it isn't generative.

Related terms

• Active screening

  Passive screening only monitors and alerts, whereas this FSRM option refuses to let users save files from the screened groups.

• Classification rules

  Tag files with property values according to location or content in FSRM; file management tasks and access policies can then act on the tags.

• FAT32

  Lacks file-level permissions, so Windows Server features such as FSRM won't work on it; use NTFS or ReFS.

• File Classification Infrastructure

  Part of FSRM: rules assign classification properties to files, and policies and file management tasks can then act on those labels.

• File group

  In FSRM, a named set of file name patterns, for instance executables or audio files, that file screens refer to.

• File management task

  In FSRM, a scheduled job, for example file expiry or a custom command, that acts on files meeting given conditions.

• File screen

  An FSRM rule that stops, or just watches, attempts to save certain file groups in a folder. Exceptions fine-tune screens and templates let them be reused.

• Hard quota

  Once reached, users can save nothing more, in contrast to a soft quota, which only warns. Set in FSRM.