I have my users mapping to a share on our file server that then maps based on the username logged in like this: \\SERVER\PrivateShares\%logonuser% However, if they were to open explorer and go to "\\SERVER\PrivateShares" they could access every other users data. How would I go about setting permissions to the sub-folders in the share to limit who can read the contents of the folders when coming in over the network?

I would remove the folder inheritance, and make the user with the modify's flag for is folder & domain admin full control and remove everything else. Nobody could access other file after that. You maybe can set that automaticly with a script to bulk do it, but like in my case if I create a username I do it right away. MCP | MCTS 70-236: Exchange Server 2007, Configuring Want to follow me ? | Blog: http://www.jabea.net | http://blogs.technet.com/b/wikininjas/