Adding a security group to permissions

[Guest Gis Bun]

Hi. I remember it's possible in a command line utility to add a security

group (not replace) the permissions for a folder and various sub-folders

where those sub-folders have unique permissions.

 

Example: I want to add the security group "MIS" with read & execute

permissions on a folder called Home where inside home you have a folder for

George where George has permissions (but no one else except domain admins and

the usuals), for Janice where Janice has permissions (but no one else except

domain admins and the usuals), ....

 

I want to *add* MIS to each folder. Assume the domain called BUYME.

 

Thanks

 

Gis

[Guest Anthony]

Re: Adding a security group to permissions

 

cacls /e will edit the permissions instead of replacing them. Have a look at

cacls /?

Hope that helps,

Anthony, http://www.airdesk.com

 

 

"Gis Bun" <GisBun@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:91955741-01AF-4B8D-A74F-B8212ACE83D8@microsoft.com...

> Hi. I remember it's possible in a command line utility to add a security

> group (not replace) the permissions for a folder and various sub-folders

> where those sub-folders have unique permissions.

>

> Example: I want to add the security group "MIS" with read & execute

> permissions on a folder called Home where inside home you have a folder

> for

> George where George has permissions (but no one else except domain admins

> and

> the usuals), for Janice where Janice has permissions (but no one else

> except

> domain admins and the usuals), ....

>

> I want to *add* MIS to each folder. Assume the domain called BUYME.

>

> Thanks

>

> Gis

>

>

[Guest Gis Bun]

Re: Adding a security group to permissions

 

Thanks

 

"Anthony" wrote:

> cacls /e will edit the permissions instead of replacing them. Have a look at

> cacls /?

> Hope that helps,

> Anthony, http://www.airdesk.com

>

>

> "Gis Bun" <GisBun@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:91955741-01AF-4B8D-A74F-B8212ACE83D8@microsoft.com...

> > Hi. I remember it's possible in a command line utility to add a security

> > group (not replace) the permissions for a folder and various sub-folders

> > where those sub-folders have unique permissions.

> >

> > Example: I want to add the security group "MIS" with read & execute

> > permissions on a folder called Home where inside home you have a folder

> > for

> > George where George has permissions (but no one else except domain admins

> > and

> > the usuals), for Janice where Janice has permissions (but no one else

> > except

> > domain admins and the usuals), ....

> >

> > I want to *add* MIS to each folder. Assume the domain called BUYME.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Gis

> >

> >

>

>

>