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NT File System

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(file system)NT File System - (NTFS) The native file system of Windows NT.
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All disk imaging products support the Windows file systems -- File Allocation Table (FAT) 16, FAT 32, and NT File System (NTFS)--and some provided limited support for Linux file systems Ext2, Ext3 and Linux Swap, but today only Acronis supports ReiserFS, the default file system used by SuSE Linux.
Disk imaging in Windows: increases user productivity and permits ... by Lyadvinsky, Max / Computer Technology Review
It allows IT administrators to delegate management of permissions over NT file systems, shares and Windows 2000's built-in disk quotas, which enables IT administrators to safely grant file and share permission management to non-administrative personnel.
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With AMASS, a simple Windows NT file system interface can provide transparent access to scores of storage options with capacities that range from 100 GB to more than 100 TB.
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