Folder permissions based on computer name instead of user name
- From: Patrick D <patrickdunford@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 22:18:54 -0700 (PDT)
Everyone knows that you can set security permissions for a file or
folder (in NTFS) based on specific user accounts or groups. But can
you set the permissions based on a computer account or group?
I want to be able to deny access to specific folders or files based on
the computer account that is being used to access the server, rather
than the user account. I know how to use a loopback policy, that lets
me apply a user policy based on the computer account in the OU, but I
don't know if there is any policy (or preference) relating to
permissions on a specific folder on the server.
The scenario: we have a shared file resource and multiple versions of
different software that use that resource. Some versions of the
software use incompatible file formats. The software is installed on
various PCs. All I want to be able to do is block a person who is on a
specific computer from being able to access that file. I don't want to
block that person if they are on a computer that has the right
software version installed.
We can easily determine which PCs by user account name have the
correct software installed. Problem is how to translate that into GPO
settings when folder permissions in general aren't based around these.
Best I can think of, off the top of my head, is some of the security
policies like Restricted Groups etc. Maybe able to deny access to the
local installed applications on that machine? I don't know enough
about the local security policies to be able to work this one out by
myself.
.
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