Re: Sharing and Security on File Share

You need double quotes, as Jerold pointed out, and you
omitted the redirection symbol (>).

cacls "d:\shares\test rogene" > c:\test.txt

You should also state your level of experience. Since
you manage a server I assume that you are a server
administrator and I word my replies accordingly. I may
be wrong in my assumption.


"Rogene" <Rogene@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm not sure what is wrong with the command you asked me to enter, but
nothing is in the txt file. This is the comand I'm entering:

D:\Shares\test>cacls d:\shares\test rogene c:\test.txt

Please advise.
Rogene


"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:


"Rogene" <Rogene@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have a Windows 2003 SBS with several shares:

\\server\dca
Sharing Tab:
Share name = dca
Permissions Button:
Administrators - Full Control
DCA (Security Group) - Full Control

Security Tab:
Administrators - Full Control
Domain Users - Read & Execute, List Folder Contents, Read
DCA (Security Group) - Full Control

My expectation is that only the members of DCA Security Group would be
able
to view, read, and write to this share. However, everyone in the
domain
is
able to view, read, and write.

What do I need to change, so only the security groups I want to view,
read,
and write have access?

Thanks,
Rogene

What you report is at variance with my own expectation. Let's nail
it down by getting some hard evidence, by doing this from a
Command Prompt:
cacls d:\Data\dca > c:\test.txt
(insert the correct path for the folder that hosts the DCA share)
net user xxx >> c:\test.txt
(insert the name of a user who can write to this share)

Now post the contents of c:\test.txt.





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