General Share

[Adam]

No "General Share" has never seen any military action -)

I have a General Network Share where all my users have full access.
Some of the sub folders have limited access, all via NTSF permissions.

I would like to stop users from creating folders at the root level of this
share without effecting my current permissions on the subfolders.

Is this possible, What permissions should I set the root share to?
I still want to abiliy to have some subfolders havd full access but no to
the root share.

Is this wise or am I potentially causeing more issues?

Adam

 

[Andrew Sword [MVP]]

Go to this link

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/deploy/confeat/13w2kadc.mspx

See the section Table 13-5 Special Permissions for Folders.

Create Folders / is what will help.










"Adam" <Adam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> No "General Share" has never seen any military action -)
>
> I have a General Network Share where all my users have full access.
> Some of the sub folders have limited access, all via NTSF permissions.
>
> I would like to stop users from creating folders at the root level of this
> share without effecting my current permissions on the subfolders.
>
> Is this possible, What permissions should I set the root share to?
> I still want to abiliy to have some subfolders havd full access but no to
> the root share.
>
> Is this wise or am I potentially causeing more issues?
>
> Adam