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who should have permissions to modify folders on a file server?

Asked by cmec in Miscellaneous Security

Tags: permissions, folder, server, file, modify

i manage a new file server we are just setting up for a company and am confused at what level I manage (as the IT person) the folders and at what level other users manage folders? by manage i mean read/write/delete.

1. would like to know what a typical setup is....
2. what/how to set permissions up?

let's say there are owners of the company, managers, admins and employees.
Our top level (1st level) folder is called "Shared" that everyone can access.

Let's say under Shared there are 2nd level folders as you see below. .
- accounting
- apps
- projects
so on and so forth.

Of course under second level there are many more sub folders 3rd, 4th, 5th levels.

Who do i give access to add/modify/delete 2nd level items?  

Typical setup that I assume expert exhange would tell me is some exec or manager should email me to make a new folder for 2nd level as well as who has access to this, read, writre/delete?
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