Permissions set on folders or files on an NTFS-formatted volume.
A)Administrative shares
B)disk quotas
C)Distributed File System
D)file system
E)NTFS permissions
F)shadow copies
G)share permissions
H)volume mount points
I)EFS

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NTFS permissions are the permissions set on individual folders and files on an NTFS-formatted volume.

Answer: G
 Share permissions are the permissions set on a shared folder or file, controlling access to those resources over a network. They are separate from NTFS permissions, which control access to the physical folder or file on the local machine.

Answer: I
 EFS (Encrypting File System) is a feature of NTFS that allows for individual files or folders to be encrypted, ensuring that they can only be accessed by authorized users.

Permissions Set on Folders or Files on an NTFS-Formatted Volume