Folder structure (example):

Company (Company is shared as Company)
Sales
Administration
Office
…

Folder Company:
Share permissions:
Everyone, Change

NTFS permissions:
Group “Alle_MAs”, Read, This folder only
Group “Admin”, “System”, Full control
right inheritance, disabled

Supfolders of Company (Sales, Administration, Office):
Folder „Sales“, Group „Sales“, Change
Folder „ Administration“, Group „ Administration“, Change
Folder „ Office“, Group „ Office“, Change

For example, if I delete the folder “Sales”, on the share “Company”, all NTFS permissions have disappeared except for “Administratos” and “System”

Thanks for your help
Michael

Migrations of highly-available VMs from one cluster to another while using S2D and SOFS as a storage solution (NOT hyper-converged) should be supported by VMM.

VMM has built-in functionality to allow migration of a VM from one cluster to another.

This does NOT work with HA VMs when your storage solution is SOFS on S2D. The VM will be placed in pause-critical, effectively a failed migration.

I believe this is a shortcoming on the part of Failover Clustering not properly handling storage communication, but not sure as this action isn't able to be automated outside VMM.

Microsoft should publish tools (that can be used on desktop too) also in the Microsoft store, not only on the web

(eg. this one https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/intelligence/safety-scanner-download )

also need to find usb to open

(Upvote please for the sake of flexibility and security)

Please allow configuring the client source port for RDP in stead of the currently random port selection.
In addition to changing RDP on the remote server. I want to limit connectivity except from specific ports at the client side to enforce security.

The following document says "The Server FOD ISO image file is available on the Microsoft Evaluation Center or on the Visual Studio portal for subscribers."

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/manage/windows-admin-center/understand/windows-admin-center

FDO iso image was available from the Evaluation Center in early October 2018, but it is not found on the download site of the Windows Server 2019 evaluation re-released in January 2019. Therefore, it is not possible to get FOD iso image unless it is a Visual Studio subscribers or VL users ?

This is a BUG
Why when attempting to launch desktop icons from settings do I get a rundll32.exe error 'Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item'
EH WHAT? Fix your bugs and test your software

Please add back MultiPoint Service role to Server 2019

robocopy needs to be able to refresh folder attributes.

It appears that if I change attribute settings on the source folders, it is not reflected on the destination folders if I run updates in Robocopy.

Settings is OK on the first run, but it will not update on subsequent runs.

Options : *.* /S /E /DCOPY:DAT /COPY:DATSO /SECFIX /PURGE /MIR /ZB /MT:128 /R:10 /W:30

If a user wishes to copy multiple instances of data on different clipboards, lets take the number of clipboards as five, and he wishes to paste data from a certain clipboard, the system should allow the user to right-click and choose the clipboard from which data has to be pasted. This feature will have following benefits:

1. Save copy/paste operation time
2. Increase user's efficiency and productivity
3. Empower user to perform smart copy/paste

Lot of enterprises still using IE11 as a default browser, therefore modern solutions cannot be provided without enabling another browser. Because Internet Explorer 11 is still supported, maybe it would be a great idea to provide the possibility to webdevs to able to use modern engine (with meta tag).

I want to use Windows Server at home. But I will never pay the current amount for a license.

It would be nice to have a heavily-discounted (or free) version for individuals to use at home. I don't know what restrictions could be put in place to keep the license from being used for business, but I'm sure there's a way.

For my business, it seems like no matter how the IT department sets the network policies, 90% of the patches and updates will only occur AFTER a user is logged in. This seriously degrades the ability of the workers to conduct business. In a large business, even 15 minutes once a week is a substantial cost. Allow network adminstration policies to be established so that upgrades and patches are designed to occur WITHOUT being triggered by a user LOG-IN event.

active hours on the update screen can be a maximum of 12 hours. this needs to be extended to 23 hours. Many servers are actively used for more than 12 hours by users from multiple shifts and reboots should not take place while users are accessing files on the server.

How to activate the VMs under 2016 standard? AVMA is for DC version.

Currently FOD for Server Core in Windows Server 2019 does not include a Services Snapin for MMC. Also missing: Task Scheduler, Hyper-V, etc. I know this is beeing worked on for Windows Server 1903.

But those Admins that run the LTSC version of Windows Server won't get these additional consoles.

Please consider a backport to Windows Server 2019 LTSC:

Thanks

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