novice: ntfs security

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tim.moor

dear ng,
i ask you to give me some advice in the following scenario: on a w3k3 server
i shared a folder (data01) which has tree sub-folders:

\\srv01\data01\accounting
\\srv01\data01\templates
\\srv01\dat01\office

let' say i have two security groups: grp01 and grp02 which do have different
members. all members of grp01 should be able do have full rights on the
whole
share (data01, accounting, templates, office) members of the group grp02
only should have full rights on the 'templates' folder and no rights on
'data01, accounting, office'. is this possible in a way, that grp02 not even
is aware of 'data01, accounting, office' ?

thank you very much
tim moor
 
In short, yes.
You would combine NT Shares with NTFS permissions, where the latter is key,
allows finer control and is applicable whether access locally or via the
network. Access to folders can be manipulated by configuring attributes such
as "List Folder" or "Traverse Folder" - either not explicitly checked under
Allow or set to Deny (generally sparingly used).

Explore by visiting each folder's properties > Security > Advanced and
assign permissions accordingly.

Hope this helps. Do let us know. Thanks!
 
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