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Folder permission in 2003
Name: ashwin_kga Date: September 5, 2006 at 03:50:55 Pacific OS: windows server2003 CPU/Ram: intel Product: intel
Comment:
how can i give read, write permissions to one particular group of users to a folder, and deny this permission to all others who dont fall in that group? i tried by denying the permission to everyone group, but then even my group cannot access it , cause it overrrides the permissions i give to my group!!pls help!!
Name: heropsycho2177 Date: September 5, 2006 at 06:08:30 Pacific
Reply:
Permissions are calculated by adding up all allow permissions, then substracting the denies.
So if the group has allow permissions, and since all users are part of the everyone group, those users then get denies, thereby denying them access to the folder.
Remove inclusive permissions for everyone in allows, and add the group to the allows. Do NOT use denies as a general rule.
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