when to use ntfs + share permission?
poguy
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when to use ntfs + share permission?
I know that
NTFS + SHARE
NTFS = m + rshare = r
NTFS + SHARE = R cumulative - most restrictive combo wins, deny always win
I know that share permission use when u share the folder and ntfs for local access.
or whenever u share a folder u actually use share + ntfs permission?
thanks
I know that
NTFS + SHARE
NTFS = m + rshare = r
NTFS + SHARE = R cumulative - most restrictive combo wins, deny always win
I know that share permission use when u share the folder and ntfs for local access.
or whenever u share a folder u actually use share + ntfs permission?
thanks
Comments
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forkvoid Member Posts: 317I saw a TechNet article(or maybe it was a KB) about always setting Share permissions for 'Everyone' on Full Access, then doing the the security via the NTFS permissions. Perhaps one of the gurus has more detail on this topic?The beginning of knowledge is understanding how little you actually know.
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astorrs Member Posts: 3,139 ■■■■■■□□□□I always do what forkvoid mentioned, the only time I will ever use Share permissions is when I want people accessing the resources to have less permissions than if they were accessing it locally (almost never).
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Hyper-Me Banned Posts: 2,059+1 on forkvoids comment.
There is plenty of reason to know and understand the theories about combining both types of permissions but in the end setting Everyone - Full control and limiting via NTFS is the easiest way unless you have a situation like astorrs mentioned.