Re: Effective permission - folders
OK, with that clarification, and assuming that these settings
are either all explicit or all inherited whereever they appear . . .
Any account in group hate_these_users will have no access
Members of admins not in hate_these_users will have full control
Members of users not in hate_these_users and not in admins
will have change only
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Roger Abell
Microsoft MVP (Windows Server : Security)
<milosnik.boczku@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Sorry my bad. Once again:
Folder "e:\test"
permissions:
users: Allow: change,
admins: Allow: full access,
hate_these_users: Allow: Read; Deny: Full Control, Modify, Write
Thanks,
MB
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