How to install the file server? I am a newcomer to system operation and maintenance. I have just started to work. The company has done this for me alone. Our company is going to build a file server. I know a little bit, but I am not very familiar with it. I want to know what to pay attention to when setting up a file server. ? File service is one of the most commonly used services in the LAN. It has been retained since the Windows NT system with the continuous upgrading of the Windows Server family. After setting up a file server in the LAN, you can ensure the security of shared resources by setting user access rights to shared resources. By default, Windows Server 2003 systems do not have a file server component installed, so users are required to manually add these components. Step 1, log in to the Windows Server 2003 system as a system administrator, click on the “Manage Tools” "&rarquo;<;Manage your server" menu item in the Start menu, open “Manage your server” window. Click the “Add or Remove Roles” button in the “Add Role to Your Server” area to enter the configuration wizard and click the “Next” button as shown. Click the “Add or Remove Roles” button. Step 2, after the configuration wizard completes the detection of the network settings, if it is the first time to use the wizard, it will enter the “Configure Options” dialog box. Check the “Customize Configuration" radio box and click the “Next” button as shown. Select the “Customize Configuration” button to open the “Server Role” dialog box, select the “File Server” option in the “Server Role” list, and click “Next”. ” button as shown. Check the "File Server" option step 4, in the "File Server Disk Quota" dialog box that is opened, select the "Default disk space quota for new users of this server" check box, and according to the disk storage The space and the user actually need to limit the disk space to ” and “ set the warning level to ” enter the appropriate value (such as 500M) in the edit box. In addition, check the "Reject disk space to users over quota limit" checkbox to prevent users from writing data to the server after they have reached the quota. Click the “Next” button as shown. In the File Server Disk Quota dialog box, in step 5, open the “File Server Indexing Service” dialog box and select the “Enable Indexing Service” check box to enable the indexing service for shared folders. Click the “Next” button as shown. Enabling the Indexing Service Indexing Service is expensive for server resources. It is recommended that the service be enabled only if the user needs to frequently search for shared folders. In step 6, open the “Select Summary” dialog box and confirm that the settings are correct and click the “Next” button. In step 7, the Add Wizard starts to enable the selected service, and when it is finished, it will automatically open the “Share Folder Wizard” dialog box. Click the “Next” button as shown. <;Share Folder Wizard" dialog box Step 8, in the "File Path" dialog box that opens, click the "Browse" button to open the "Browse Folder" dialog box. Locate the folder that you want to set as a public resource on the local disk, and then click the “OK”→“Next” button as shown. In the folder path & rdquo; dialog step 9, open the “ name, description and settings & rdquo; dialog box, where you can set the share name and the language that describes the shared folder. After setting, click the “Next” button as shown. <;name, description and settings" & rdquo; dialog step 10, in the "Security" dialog box that is selected, "Administrator has full access; other users have read-only access" radio button, and Click the “Complete" button as shown. <;Permissions" dialog box Step 11, open the “Share Success” dialog box, and display the shared folder path, share name, and share path in the “Summary” text box. The share name and share path are used to advertise to network users. Click the “Close” button as shown. “share success” dialog