file rights

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Tester

Hi there,
I want to create a share on the network on a W2K server and to allow
only administrators to create folders in the root of the share, while users
can create subfolders of the root folders, what rights should I assign?
Thanks a lot, Calin
 
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Steve Parry

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Tester said:
Hi there,
I want to create a share on the network on a W2K server and to
allow only administrators to create folders in the root of the share,
while users can create subfolders of the root folders, what rights
should I assign? Thanks a lot, Calin

don't inherit the security permissions and apply seperate ones to the
folders within the root share
 
J

John John

Give EVERYONE (or Authenticated Users) Full Control Access on the SHARE
(Sharing) permissions but restrict their rights on the DIRECTORY
(Security) NTFS permissions. The Security (Directory Permissions) will
be Read Only on the share but the permissions will be agumented as
required on the folders "inside" the share.

Keep in mind that you are setting two permission levels:

Share Permissions (Sharing Tab)
Folder or Directory Permissions. (Security Tab) (NTFS Permissions)

Full Access Control on the Share Permission, Minimum (Read Only) or
permissions as needed on the Folders inside the share.

John
 

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