Finally, you can determine whether the volume preserves the case
of filenames, and if it preserves and enforces Access Control Lists (ACLs).
ntfsinfo Volume Displays the low-level statistics about the NTFS volume. This information
includes NTFS version, number of sectors, total clusters, free clusters, total reserved clusters,
bytes per sector, bytes per cluster, bytes per file record segment, and clusters per file record segment.
In addition, you can learn the following MFT statistics: valid data length, start location
(MFT1 and MFT2), zone start, and zone end.
statistics Volume Displays a list of the operational statistics for the specified volume.
The statistics include the following user information: UserFileReads, UserFileReadBytes,
UserDiskReads, UserFileWrites, UserFileWriteBytes, and UserDiskWrites. These are all standard
counters, so you can also access them using the Performance console. In addition to user
information, you can obtain metadata, MFT, root file, and log file statistics.
Hardlink
A hard link is a connection between two files. The new file that you create is a pointer to the existing
file. In essence, you??™re creating another directory entry to a single file.
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