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Assigning AD Domain Local Groups from the Command Line

Asked by bg00 in Windows 2003 Server

Tags: command, line, group, local

I am attempting to create shares and assign permissions from the command line.(actually from a batch file)  When we used machine local groups I was able to use net share  and  cacls with no problems.  The syntax was as follows:

cacls e:\shares\FolderName /T /E /G ServerName\MachineLocalRWGroup:C  ServerName\MachineLocalROGroup:R ServerName\administrators:F

net share Sharename=e:\shares\FolderName /grant:Administrators,full /grant:MachineLocalRWGroup,change /grant:MachineLocalROGroup,read

We've since moved to using AD Domain Local Groups and I can't seem to get the syntax right (or it can't be done using net share and calcs)   Can someone out there please point me in the right direction?  

Regards

Brian


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