Re: Folder/Share security question



Ok, permissions were set exactly as you listed below, but still weren't
working correctly. Then I noticed the local Users group had special
permissions to the SHARE. Looking deeper, the Domain Users group (that
everyone is a member of) was a member of the local Users group, which in
turn had Create Folder & Create File permissions set. That was my culprit.
I have removed the Domain Users group from the local Users group and now all
is well. HR only has their 4 folders and Communications has all access
(except Full) Sheesh... Thanks so much for your help!!

Bill

<jwgoerlich@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Is Creator Owner have access to create files on wwwroot? That may be
why HR can.

Here is the explicit permissions that I have set on wwwroot:

Administrators: Full
IIS_WPG: Read & Execute, List Folder Contents, Read
IUSR_SERVER: Read & Execute, List Folder Contents, Read
SYSTEM: Full
HR: List Folder Contents
Main Dept: All but Full

On the Advanced Security Settings for wwwroot, I have [ ] Allow
inheritable permissions from the parent to propogate unchecked.

J Wolfgang Goerlich

On Jan 7, 11:40 am, "Bill Clark" <billclark@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey Wolfgang, I followed what you suggested and here's what I get. Summary
of what I did:
On the SHARE (under permissions) - Granted HR group Change & Read
On the FOLDER (under security) - Granted HR group List Folder Contents
On 4 FOLDER(s) (under security) - Gratned HR group all but Full Control
On all other FOLDERs (under security) - HR group sows as List Folder
Contents only and is grayed out

Results from above, a member of the HR group can view everything (folders
&
files) under the WWWRoot shared folder and can also created folders &
files
in every folder under the WWWRoot shared folder. Does the "inheritable
permissions" checkbox have anything to do with this? I've double-checked
the setup in AD and the HR group only has 3 members (2 real and this test
one I'm using) and the Test account is NOT an admin of any sort. Ideas?

Bill


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