J
Jeff
There is a free download from Microsoft Resource kite
called xcacls. I do the for the School district I
manage.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools
/existing/xcacls-o.asp
1. Map a drive letter to the users folder with the home
directories. Most home directories are the person's
username. Go to command prompt at that folder and type
dir > users.txt
This sill give you a text file with the
usernames/folder names.
2. Open it up in Excel and say it is space deliminated.
This will give a column of just usernames. Delete
everything else. Use the other columns to fill in the
commands of the batch file.
xcacls
permissions for specific users in bulk?
control to the share and the user has read access to
their home folder share and I'd like to find either a
script/batch file, or utility that is able to give each
user change rights for their own account to that share.
folder.
called xcacls. I do the for the School district I
manage.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools
/existing/xcacls-o.asp
1. Map a drive letter to the users folder with the home
directories. Most home directories are the person's
username. Go to command prompt at that folder and type
dir > users.txt
This sill give you a text file with the
usernames/folder names.
2. Open it up in Excel and say it is space deliminated.
This will give a column of just usernames. Delete
everything else. Use the other columns to fill in the
commands of the batch file.
xcacls
scripts available to modify already created share-----Original Message-----
Hello, I was curious as to whether or not there are any
permissions for specific users in bulk?
talking 7000+ users. The Administrators group has fullMy case is a user's home folder, and in this case we're
control to the share and the user has read access to
their home folder share and I'd like to find either a
script/batch file, or utility that is able to give each
user change rights for their own account to that share.
change right for only the corresponding user on each homeEx. share > smithb$ ACL= READ (Want to change to ACL= CHANGE)
share > jonesr$ ACL= READ (Want to change to ACL= CHANGE)
As you can see the script would need to toggle the
folder.