How to list all users and the folder permissions they have

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I need a way (using Active Directory tools, or a windows line command), to
list all our users, and then include all the folders they have security
access to, and what "kind" of access (read, write, full, modify, etc).

Thanks,
 
Karen said:
I need a way (using Active Directory tools, or a windows line command), to
list all our users, and then include all the folders they have security
access to, and what "kind" of access (read, write, full, modify, etc).
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There is no Microsoft provided tool for this - You can try to use some
scripts but you have to develop them on Your own.

I came across a tools from http://www.visualclick.com/ - but I haven't
tried them yet, so I can't provide You with a first hand information.
 
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Tomasz Onyszko said:
There is no Microsoft provided tool for this - You can try to use some
scripts but you have to develop them on Your own.

I came across a tools from http://www.visualclick.com/ - but I
haven't tried them yet, so I can't provide You with a first hand
information.
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I believe Security Explorer from www.scriptlogic.com will do that too.

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