Re: Setting folder permissions within a shared network

Hi,

I was following this thread and was looking for the answer to why the
"Locations" box sometimes only shows the local computer, and sometimes shows
the domain. One of my many jobs is to take care of a network of about 15
users on a domain. When I go to set up a shared folder on a computer and I
can't figure out how to add certain domain users when I can only get the
local computer in the "Location"

In your answer, are you suggesting adding a local group containing domain
users, or domain security group?

Thanks...

Len


"Malke" <notreally@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Lianne wrote:

I am trying to set permissions to allow specific users from other
computers on the network to access/not access certain folders within
shared documents. Following advice from other posts, I disabled
simplified sharing and then went into the security tab of the relevant
folder's Sharing and Security
area. The top area - Group or user names -- has a place to add
additional
users/groups. One of the buttons is called Locations, which looked
like the place I needed to go, but it only displayed the individual
computer, not the computers on the network (I also tried going to the
Sharing tab and selecting Share this folder and then setting
permissions/locations, but again it only
gave me the choice of users from the individual computer). I would
like to enable only the administrators from each of the network
computers to access
these folders. Any advice would be most welcome.

Create a new user group and put the users you want to have access in the
new group. Don't forget to add yourself. Now you can limit the
permissions on those folders accordingly.

Malke
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