Re: Setting folder permission questions
From: Steven Umbach (n9rou_at_comcast.com)
Date: 08/06/03
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Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 02:05:33 GMT
Hi Dave. The web sharing folder permissions are the same as those defined for
the home directory in IIS management, but apply to the web sharing folder which
is also available to internet users. Sharing permissions are for other network
users as you suspected and only apply to network access, and have no bearing on
internet access users. The security tab is for ntfs permissions, which are
permissions applied to anyone accessing those files/folders from anywhere -
local, network, or internet. If both share and ntfs permissions apply to a
user, the most restrictive setting will apply. If a user is a member of multiple
groups, the most permissive ntfs permission applied to a group will apply to the
user. If any group that the user is a member of has a deny permission, the user
will be denied access unless the deny permission is inherited in which case an
explicit allow permission will override it. Be sure to check out the IIS
lockdown tool to help set secure permissions for IIS and visit TechNet security
for procedures on securing an IIS Server. -- Steve
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;325864
http://tinyurl.com/j4iw --- TechNet Security IIS resource center.
"Dave" <DavidTabaka@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm a developer and trying to learn the differences in
> the options on setting up folder permissions for a folder
> that will be used by a web site configured in IIS.
>
> For Windows 2000 Server Explorer, I open the properties
> of a folder where my web files physically exist:
>
> Web Sharing Tab - I'm not sure the purpose of this.
> Doesn't the IIS plug in manage which physical folder to
> use?
>
> Sharing Tab - I gather this is for other users on the
> network except I'm confused what the difference is
> between the 'Permissions' button on this tab as compared
> to the Security Tab.
>
> Security Tab - Does this override the Permissions button
> settings on the previous Sharing tab?
>
> Thanks for your time or any references on the topic -Dave.
>
>
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