folder permission question

[Guest Jim Graue]

Hi, All:

 

I'm having trouble remembering the way to set permissions on a folder so all

can get to their respective subfolders and files, but no one can traverse

into others' subfolders and/or files. I'd like to do this without explicitly

adding each user with "full control" on a particular subfolder.

 

Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

--

Best regards,

 

Jim Graue

[Guest AllenM]

Re: folder permission question

 

Create a share called "Users" and give EVERYONE = FULL access. Turn off

inheritance. Edit their AD Profiles so their "Home" directory maps to

\\servername\users\%userprofile%. Depending on the drive letter you select

they will see

 

H:\Username and all their sub folders. every user has FULL permissions to

their own home folder.

 

 

"Jim Graue" <JimGraue@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:4640BED3-E7EB-4632-BBF6-F0BD14AA8BAE@microsoft.com...

> Hi, All:

>

> I'm having trouble remembering the way to set permissions on a folder so

> all

> can get to their respective subfolders and files, but no one can traverse

> into others' subfolders and/or files. I'd like to do this without

> explicitly

> adding each user with "full control" on a particular subfolder.

>

> Any help is greatly appreciated.

>

> --

> Best regards,

>

> Jim Graue

[Guest Jim Graue]

Re: folder permission question

 

Thanks, Allen. I'll give it a try. I appreciate the quick response.

 

--

Best regards,

 

Jim Graue

 

 

"AllenM" wrote:

> Create a share called "Users" and give EVERYONE = FULL access. Turn off

> inheritance. Edit their AD Profiles so their "Home" directory maps to

> \\servername\users\%userprofile%. Depending on the drive letter you select

> they will see

>

> H:\Username and all their sub folders. every user has FULL permissions to

> their own home folder.

>

>

> "Jim Graue" <JimGraue@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:4640BED3-E7EB-4632-BBF6-F0BD14AA8BAE@microsoft.com...

> > Hi, All:

> >

> > I'm having trouble remembering the way to set permissions on a folder so

> > all

> > can get to their respective subfolders and files, but no one can traverse

> > into others' subfolders and/or files. I'd like to do this without

> > explicitly

> > adding each user with "full control" on a particular subfolder.

> >

> > Any help is greatly appreciated.

> >

> > --

> > Best regards,

> >

> > Jim Graue

>

>

>

[Guest AllenM]

Re: folder permission question

 

Correction. I believe the proper syntax is %username%

 

"Jim Graue" <JimGraue@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:D95AE018-3F95-4FC8-A632-31FA3E238B09@microsoft.com...

> Thanks, Allen. I'll give it a try. I appreciate the quick response.

>

> --

> Best regards,

>

> Jim Graue

>

>

> "AllenM" wrote:

>

>> Create a share called "Users" and give EVERYONE = FULL access. Turn off

>> inheritance. Edit their AD Profiles so their "Home" directory maps to

>> \\servername\users\%userprofile%. Depending on the drive letter you

>> select

>> they will see

>>

>> H:\Username and all their sub folders. every user has FULL permissions to

>> their own home folder.

>>

>>

>> "Jim Graue" <JimGraue@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:4640BED3-E7EB-4632-BBF6-F0BD14AA8BAE@microsoft.com...

>> > Hi, All:

>> >

>> > I'm having trouble remembering the way to set permissions on a folder

>> > so

>> > all

>> > can get to their respective subfolders and files, but no one can

>> > traverse

>> > into others' subfolders and/or files. I'd like to do this without

>> > explicitly

>> > adding each user with "full control" on a particular subfolder.

>> >

>> > Any help is greatly appreciated.

>> >

>> > --

>> > Best regards,

>> >

>> > Jim Graue

>>

>>

>>

[Guest Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

Re: folder permission question

 

Jim Graue <JimGraue@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Hi, All:

>

> I'm having trouble remembering the way to set permissions on a folder

> so all can get to their respective subfolders and files, but no one

> can traverse into others' subfolders and/or files. I'd like to do

> this without explicitly adding each user with "full control" on a

> particular subfolder.

>

> Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

Check out "How to dynamically create security-enhanced redirected folders by

using folder redirection in Windows 2000 and in Windows Server 2003"

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/274443