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Track down a windows share

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Bud Guy

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I'm looking to be able to quickly find what shares a global group is associated with. For example, there is a group called managers, I'd like to find out what shares on whatever servers, that the group is in their ACL.

Does this make sense?

Any ideas?
 
the only way I can think to check this, is to use some tool the checks folder permissions and apply it to a decent scripting language, such as perl.
 
I think I've found an answer. Exporter, from SystemTools.com was able to dump all of the shares, (with permissions) from my servers to a txt file.
 
You can do this with dumpsec as well. I believe you can also do this with subinacl if you prefer the command line.
 
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