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Use cases for using the CLI to set file and folder security
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Because you can apply and manage file and folder security locally without involvement from a remote client, you can significantly reduce the time it takes to set bulk security on a large number of files or folders.
You can benefit from using the CLI to set file and folder security in the following use cases:
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Storage of files in large enterprise environments, such as file storage in home directories
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Migration of data
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Change of Windows domain
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Standardization of file security and audit policies across NTFS file systems
