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Permissions on Shared Folder
amart83
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Does Microsoft want you to remove the default "Everyone" group when you configure the "Share permissions" on a shared folder?
If it was up to me, when setting up permissions, I would remove the "Everyone" group and any other groups besides Administrators, SYSTEM, Creator Owners, Users etc. But I want to make sure if this is correct.
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If it was up to me, when setting up permissions, I would remove the "Everyone" group and any other groups besides Administrators, SYSTEM, Creator Owners, Users etc. But I want to make sure if this is correct.
Thoughts?
Career path: Working on upgrading to MCSA2K3 then MSCE2K3 > CCENT > CCNA
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genXrcist
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Who cares what permissions the Everyone group has if NTFS is involved?
Otherwise, yes, I would say Microsoft would want it removed in lieu of Authenticated Users. 1) CCNP Goal: by August 2012 -
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It is the "secure" thing to do and it doesn't affect the users who are authorized to view the resource.Career path: Working on upgrading to MCSA2K3 then MSCE2K3 > CCENT > CCNA
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royal
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Doesn't matter if you're on Windows 2003+. The Anonymous logon group isn't a part of the Everyone Group in Windows 2003 and above.“For success, attitude is equally as important as ability.” - Harry F. Banks