Can anybody explain me how NTFS and Share permissions are combined?

When a user accesses a share, their share permissions are checked and then the NTFS permissions are applied. It is possible for a user to have full control NTFS or share permissions and still receive an access denied message due to the share and NTFS permissions, respectively. Most recommendations fall such that the groups that are accessing a share should be given "full control" at the share level and then the NTFS permissions should be pruned to achieve the desired level of control. -- Mike Burr

Mike, don't bother with this user. This account is part of a scam to rack up points for the account "Malek Ahmed". I would hope that the moderators would catch up to this guy soon. Visit: anITKB.com, an IT Knowledge Base.

Hi [JM], Thanks for the info. I'll keep an eye out. -- Mike Burr

Thank you Mike for the response. JM work as a professional and let us learn new things throughout this web site. The goal of this website is not to rack up points but to propagate the use of the Microsoft technologies. Be a professionnal please.

Hello Mernisi Eya, Malek Ahmed, Nermine1990 or whatever your name is. I have over 20 years of IT experience, and have acted very professional on these forums. If you wish to learn and share ideas on this forum, then please use them as they were designed. You simply need to stop posting your own fake questions, marking your own answers, and stop voting for your own responses using the various accounts you have registered. That is very unprofessional and it brings absolutely no value to the forum community. If you continue this unproductive behavior, you will be very unpopular. If your goal is to someday have a reputation on this site, then I would recommend that you do it the same way all of the others have done before which is by using one account, legitimately answering questions, and helping others.Visit: anITKB.com, an IT Knowledge Base.

Stop judging peoples like that. I am a new member on this forum and I posted two questions. I tried to respond a question that was posted by a certain person and you started to attack my person. It is not because I wrote Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” on the post that helps you, and to click “Unmark as Answer” if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread. that I am Malek Ahmed. I think that I've got the right to respond questions because I started working on the Active Directory service and I started to have some experience with it. So, Mr JM stop doing that and if want follow my activity and you will find that there is nothing anormal. It is my right to vote as hopeful for things that I like. I like Malek Ahmed posts because they are simple and they help me to know more about the Microsoft Windows infrastructures. So, this is my right and I am free to vote to publications I like.

Can anybody explain me how NTFS and Share permissions are combined?