File Sharing in Windows 2003
Hi All, Our Company have file Sharing in Windows Server 2003. Every folder have their own Permission and Access. Let Say we Have a folder ACT. ACT Folder have 3 Sub Folder (Audit, Budget, Others). If we make it in a structure. It Will be Like this : ACT Audit Budget Others And below is the permission and Access of their Own Folder ACT = F_ACT Users (Can read/see 3 Sub Folder, but cannot go into the sub folder) Audit = F_ACT Audit (Read & Write Permission to Audit Folder) Budget = F_ACT Budget (Read & Write Permission to Budget Folder) Others = F_ACT Others (Read & Write Permission to Others Folder) The Problem is. When a user have Permission on F_ACT Audit and F_ACT Budget. He can move the folder from one to another. So stucture of ACT folder will be : ACT Audit Budget Other We don't wanna a user can move the Folder. We want a Standard structure like the first one. My Question is. How to make a user cannot Move the folder to another location? But he can still access Read/Write that two folder (Audit & Budget)? G
July 25th, 2011 4:47am

Hello All.. Any clue about this?G
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July 28th, 2011 5:57am

Hi, In order to do that you need to add only the "Read" NTFS permission on the ACT Folder. For testing purpose try to assigning permissions to user instead group, also if you are using groups remember that permissions assigned to groups are cumulative. Regards
July 28th, 2011 11:37am

Hi, As josam said, do not give users modify permission on folder level, Just give them enough permission to access the folder and its content. If there are files under ACT folder (means in the same level as Audit, Budget and others folder), you will need to set permission a little complex with using "files only" on ACT folder.TechNet Subscriber Support in forum |If you have any feedback on our support, please contact tnmff@microsoft.com.
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July 29th, 2011 1:49am

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