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I have a task I am trying to complete through a batch file.  Create 200+ folder and set the security rights.

Asked by John_Koehler in Windows Batch Scripting, MS DOS, Scripting Languages

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I have a task I am trying to complete through a batch file.  Create 200+ folder and set the security rights.

I have to create 200+ folders and secure them to individual users for 2 diffrent domains.  Below is the rights that are set on the top level share

Dom1\Domain admins:  FULL
Dom2\Domain admins:  FULL
Dom1\Domain users:  LIST
Dom2\Domain users:  LIST

I am trying to use the MD and CACLS commands to create the folder and set permissions.  The MD command is working fine.  I can not get the CACLS command to set the permissions.  The server itself is in Dom1.  Below is what I think is the closest to a functioning script.  



md c:\scans\test
cacls C:\scans\test /e /g Dom1\username:C
cacls C:\scans\test /e /r Dom1\domain users
cacls C:\scans\test /e /r Dom2\domain users

I intend this to remove the two domain users group settings and add the users rights.  Below is what I want it to look like once the script runs.

Dom1\username:  Change
Dom1\Domain admins:  FULL
Dom2\Domain admins:  FULL

Any help I can get will save me a lot of time.  Thanks.
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Zones: Windows Batch Scripting, MS DOS, Scripting Languages
Tags: Microsoft, Windows 2003 Server, SP2, File creation and security through Batch Files
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Solution Provided By: Wallsy
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