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Network file permission sharing in Windows Server 2008

VinylxScratches

Golden Member
Active Directory and File Service are activated.

I'm a bit confused on how to do this.

I have a folder called C:\Share on the Windows Server

I have a group called Share_RO applied for read-only access to the folder Share.

In Share I have a folder called C:\Share\Documents.

Attached to the Documents folder is security group called Documents_MOD with modify access.

I have a user that is a member of Share_RO and Documents_MOD.

I want to enable C:\Share on the network. How do I enable to share using the applied security settings? When I enable sharing it asks what groups to allow.... I have them set at the file system level, I don't want to set the again.
 
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Figured it out.

Most restrictive setting wins so I made the Everyone object have read/write in the Sharing setting. I then restricted it on the NTFS security tab and my account was able to only create things in the folders I gave it access to.
 
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