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Harrison Midkiff

Hello:

I have a server I am using to hold all my users home folders. I have
created a folder called Users and shared it out. I have all my home folders
inside this folder. I want users to be able to create and save files in
there own home folder. Example: Users\JSmith But not be able to create
and save files at the root of the Users folder. Example: Users.

How do I set the permissions for this?

Harrison Midkiff
 
Harrison Midkiff said:
I have a server I am using to hold all my users home folders. I have
created a folder called Users and shared it out. I have all my home folders
inside this folder. I want users to be able to create and save files in
there own home folder. Example: Users\JSmith But not be able to create
and save files at the root of the Users folder. Example: Users.

How do I set the permissions for this?

In the folder Security tab, give Authenticated Users Read and List Folder
Contents access to the root Users folder. Do NOT propagate those permissions to
subfolders.

Set each subfolder access for Full Control for the respective user.
 
Thanks.... Worked perfectly


John R Weiss said:
In the folder Security tab, give Authenticated Users Read and List Folder
Contents access to the root Users folder. Do NOT propagate those permissions to
subfolders.

Set each subfolder access for Full Control for the respective user.
 

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