NTFS Permissions and rights

From: Nicolas Macarez (macarez_at_free.fr)
Date: 10/09/05

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    Hi you all,

    I have a shared folder named Common sitting on a Win2K Server machine.
    I want to prevent the members of the "authenticated users" group to delete
    this folder Common. However I want to enable them to do what they want with
    the sub-folders and files inside this folder.

    How can I handle this with the advanced NTFS permissions and rights set on
    this folder?

    Help appreciated

    Nicolas

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