Re: How do you set share permissions using 'net share' command?

You can't do that via 'net share'. You define permissions via cacls if you
want to use command line tools.

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"Arturo" <Arturo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Is there a parameter available to set the share permissions (Full Control,
> etc) from a command prompt using 'net share'?
>
> net share sharename=d:\folder\subfolder ...


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