files and folder

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this is my network share \\users\*.*
I have about 200 user folders in \\users\
I want to be able to allow everyone to get into \\users but disable the
inheritance to the all the child folders within \\users
is there a fast way of doing this, instead of visiting every single folder
within \\users.
 
Arsen said:
this is my network share \\users\*.*
I have about 200 user folders in \\users\
I want to be able to allow everyone to get into \\users but disable the
inheritance to the all the child folders within \\users
is there a fast way of doing this, instead of visiting every single folder
within \\users.
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How are the perms on each user folder set right now?

If you end up needing to visit each user's folder, use a command script.
E.g.,

REM ----- Begin script -----
cd \\users
for /d %%u in (*) do call :chgperms %%u
goto :eof

:chgperms
cacls %1 /T /E /C /G DOMAIN\%1:F

REM ----- End script -----

where "DOMAIN" is your domain, &
%%u is substitued with the name of the users' directories, one
at a time, and I assume the user's userid and directory name
are identical.
If you want to verify that this will do what you want without changing anything,
change the cacls line to
@echo cacls %1 /T /E /C /G DOMAIN\%1:F

HTH,
-Jeremy
 
You need to check on policies and "bypass traverse checking". Unless I
misunderstand what you are trying to do, you are doing this the hard way.
Please review the following KB Articles, maybe they will assist.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;308419
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;277644

If you need further assistance, I suggest you post the question in active
directory. This is an Active Directory Policy issue.

Joe Griffin [MS]
Windows 2000 Server Setup Team

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Thanks a lot
 
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