Hello Chris,
I suggest you try these links once.


http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727008.aspxhttp://sourcedaddy.com/windows-xp/applying-permissions-subfolders-through-inheritance.html

Regards, Ravikumar P

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Hi Folks,
I can set permissions explicitly on any object in the filesystem and I can address any object and cause him to inherit permissions from his parent object. I can tell all child objects to inherit from a specific object I am currently addressing and
I can implicitly assert the permissions of the object I am addressing on the child objects with the scope "Applies to subfolders...".
In all cases the inheritances stems from the currently addressed object. I think I should be able to tell all child node to inherit from their respective parents or I should understand why that is a really bad idea.
Can anybody either provide my missing knowledge or explain my fallacy?

Thanks for the help,

Chris.

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