What is NTFS?

NTFS (New Technology File System) is a proprietary file system developed by Microsoft. It's the standard file system for Windows NT-based operating systems, including Windows 10 and 11. NTFS supports features like file and folder permissions, data encryption, disk quotas, journaling, and compression. It's commonly used for system drives, secondary storage, and external drives on Windows systems due to its robustness and advanced features.

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What other technologies are related to NTFS?

NTFS Competitor Technologies

exFAT

No summary available

exFAT is another file system, often used on removable media, and is thus a competitor to NTFS.

HFS+

No summary available

HFS+ is a file system used by macOS, making it a competitor to NTFS in environments where macOS is present.

APFS

No summary available

APFS is the current file system used by macOS, making it a competitor to NTFS in environments where macOS is present.

ext2

No summary available

ext2 is a file system commonly used in Linux, and serves as a competitor in that OS environment.

FAT32

No summary available

FAT32 is another file system, older than NTFS, and is therefore a competitor.

btrfs

btrfs is a file system commonly used in Linux, and serves as a competitor in that OS environment.

FAT

FAT is an older file system, and is therefore a competitor to NTFS.

ext3/4

ext3/4 are file systems commonly used in Linux, and serves as a competitor in that OS environment.

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NTFS Complementary Technologies

Share Permissions

Share permissions are used to control access to files and folders shared over a network, and they complement NTFS permissions, which control local access.

AD Users and Computers

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AD Users and Computers is a tool for managing users and computers within Active Directory, which can be used to assign permissions to network shares residing on NTFS volumes. Thus complementary.

DFS

DFS (Distributed File System) allows for the aggregation of multiple file shares into a single namespace. It uses NTFS permissions on the underlying shares. Therefore, DFS complements NTFS.

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AD Users and Computers

3,146

DFS

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Which job functions commonly mention NTFS?

Network Administrator

0.1% of all Network Administrator jobs mention NTFS

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IT Support

0.1% of all IT Support jobs mention NTFS

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Information Technology

743 Information Technology jobs mention NTFS

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Administrator

505 Administrator jobs mention NTFS

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Engineering & R&D

715 Engineering & R&D jobs mention NTFS

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Which organizations are mentioning NTFS?

Leidos

Professional Services

Peraton

Professional Services

State Street

Finance and Insurance

SAP

Scientific and Technical Services

Deloitte

Professional Services

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What is NTFS?

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NTFS Competitor Technologies

NTFS Complementary Technologies

Which job functions commonly mention NTFS?

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