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The command line tool CACLS will also do this this - it is available by default on XP/2003 (not sure about 2000).<br />
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Subinacls give you more functionality
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The command line tool CACLS will also do this this - it is available by default on XP/2003 (not sure about 2000).

Subinacls give you more functionality

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cacls will only handle NTFS permissions, not share permissions.<br />

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cacls will only handle NTFS permissions, not share permissions.


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Thanks!<br />
Cacls works only localy?
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cacls works on network folders as well; something like<br />
cacls \\SomeServer\SomeShare\Som<wbr />e\Subfolde<wbr />r /e /g SomeGroup:f<br />
will change the NTFS permissions (but not the share permissions!) of the subfolder.<br />

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cacls works on network folders as well; something like
cacls \\SomeServer\SomeShare\Some\Subfolder /e /g SomeGroup:f
will change the NTFS permissions (but not the share permissions!) of the subfolder.


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Is ther a way to change permisions on the network share folder from admin PC command line?<br />
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This is windows 2000/2003 enviroment. <br />
Thank you
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Is ther a way to change permisions on the network share folder from admin PC command line?

This is windows 2000/2003 enviroment. 
Thank you

How to change permissions on the share from command line?

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