Need some help with Access Based Enumeration windows 2008 R2
I have a shared folder called "shared" and there are other sub-folders:
Shared
--Finance
--Traders
----IRD
----Marketing
----Trading
Software
Analytics
Compliance
OMS
I gave a user(Bob) full control to the Analytics folder and read permission to the "shared", "traders", "trading" and "software". I also enabled ABE from the file sharing role. The problem is that Bob can still see all other folders. How do i fix this?
Shared
--Finance
--Traders
----IRD
----Marketing
----Trading
Software
Analytics
Compliance
OMS
I gave a user(Bob) full control to the Analytics folder and read permission to the "shared", "traders", "trading" and "software". I also enabled ABE from the file sharing role. The problem is that Bob can still see all other folders. How do i fix this?
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lsud00d Member Posts: 1,571How are you viewing it?This feature is active only when viewing files and folders in a shared folder; it is not active when viewing files and folders in the local file system.
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sizeon Member Posts: 321I am viewing from a mapped shared drive. I have a login script that maps the "shared" drive.
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aftereffector Member Posts: 525 ■■■■□□□□□□Dumb question, but you did uncheck the "child folder" option, right?CCIE Security - this one might take a while...
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sizeon Member Posts: 321What child folder option? Are you talking about the "replace all child objects with inherit permission"?
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sizeon Member Posts: 321I figured it out. I had to set the advance NTFS permission to "this folder only".