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another way is to stop the service..
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Thanks for the quck reply.<br />
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You were right on the money. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks again !!!
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Thanks for the quck reply.

You were right on the money.  

Thanks again !!!

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Stopping the service makes the &quot;net&quot; command unavailable to ALL users. Setting file/folder permissions gives a finer-grained control over who can and can not use the command.<br />
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Of course, both methods can be undone by anyone with administrator rights - or anyone bright enough to copy the net.exe from another system (...then rename it, place it in the system path and you can have your own private &quot;foo&quot; command).
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Stopping the service makes the "net" command unavailable to ALL users. Setting file/folder permissions gives a finer-grained control over who can and can not use the command.

Of course, both methods can be undone by anyone with administrator rights - or anyone bright enough to copy the net.exe from another system (...then rename it, place it in the system path and you can have your own private "foo" command).

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the problem in setting permission is that the net command is no more avaible for other purpose...<br />
calling a script with NET USE L: \\server\Share ... ;-)<br />

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the problem in setting permission is that the net command is no more avaible for other purpose...
calling a script with NET USE L: \\server\Share ... ;-)


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I was wondering if anyone knew how to stop the use of net send messaging by changing permissions on an NTFS Drive?
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I was wondering if anyone knew how to stop the use of net send messaging by changing permissions on an NTFS Drive?

Preventing Net Send

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.