Re: File sharing in W2k3
- From: "AllenM" <allen.miyake@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006 09:51:17 -0800
Oh I beg to differ if I am understanding your explaination correctly Doug.
What you are saying is "If the user or some group of which the user is a
member does not have write or better NTFS (Security) permissions on the
shared folder, then the user cannot have write access to a subfolder
accessed through the share."?
Parent Folder (SHARED as "Parent" with Group Everyone FULL CONTROL access at
the Parent share) NTFS Folder/File permissions are (Administrator-FULL
CONTROL/ System-FULL CONTROL / Eveyone-READ)
Sub Folder A - NTFS Folder/File permissions are (Administrator-FULL
CONTROL/ System-FULL CONTROL/ User GroupA-MODIFY / User GroupB/READ)
Sub Folder B - NTFS Folder/File permissions are (Administrator-FULL
CONTROL/ System-FULL CONTROL/ User GroupA-READ / User GroupB/MODIFY)
So given your explaination the above scenario would not be possible? As you
can see I assign "READ" only NTFS Foler/File permissions to the group
Everyone at the Parent share folder. So your telling us that I cannot assign
Modify access to User Group A or B to Sub Folder A or B as I did above?
"Doug Sherman [MVP]" <dsherman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I guess it would have been clearer if I said: If the user or some group of
which the user is a member does not have write or better NTFS (Security)
permissions on the shared folder, then the user cannot have write access
to
a subfolder accessed through the share. This will not change even if you
give the user Full Control NTFS permissions on the subfolder and/or Full
Control Share permissions on the shared folder.
Doug Sherman
MCSE, MCSA, MCP+I, MVP
"Doug Sherman [MVP]" <dsherman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Not enough information. If the group does not have write or better NTFSor
(Security) permissions on the shared folder, then it will not have write
better access to a subfolder accessed through the share. This is so
regardless of what NTFS permissions are assigned to the subfolder.
Doug Sherman
MCSE, MCSA, MCP+I, MVP
"Andrew Hodgson" <me3@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a directory which is shared on a Windows 2k3 standard box. I
don't wish people to be able to write to it, but I need people in a
Windows 2000 AD group to be able to write in a specific directory
below the share.
I shared the root folder on the drive using everyone giving them read
and write permissions. I then set the permissions on the specific
folder in the share so that the specific group had modify permissions.
However, it does not work.
The only way I could seem to get it to work was to give the everyone
group in the share full control then give the everyone user on the
root folder full control - then it appeared to work normally, however,
wish to tie it down.
I looked at the permissions on my solitary W2k3 box at home and they
seem very similar to how I had things set up, but this works and the
one at work doesn't.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Andrew.
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Andrew Hodgson in Bromyard, Herefordshire, UK.
My Email: use <andrew at hodgsonfamily dot org>.
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