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We are Using Windows 2003 Server with Active Directory 
 
The question is we have a folder below the Home folder (Home = Users) 
 
So someone made a folder below the HOME(USERS) called PCP 
 
Then 3 other folders were made. &nbsp;Below is the example of what we are trying to accomplish. 
As of now since the permissions for GroupShareUser are inherited it shows that Joe can Write to Sue and Marks folder. &nbsp;We want Joe to only be able to Write to his folder but read the content in all other folders. 
Can we deny the Write permission for the GroupShareUser and then the Folder Level User Write permissions for Joe will Take control? 
 
 
PCP FOLDER 
 
Joe FOlder 
 
Sue FOlder 
 
Mark FOlder 
 
JOe should be able to Read/W/E in Joe FOlder &nbsp;BUt can only Read Sue and Mark FOlder 
 
Sure should be able to READ/W/E in Sue Folder But can only Read Joe and Mark Folder
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We are Using Windows 2003 Server with Active Directory

The question is we have a folder below the Home folder (Home = Users)

So someone made a folder below the HOME(USERS) called PCP

Then 3 other folders were made.  Below is the example of what we are trying to accomplish.
As of now since the permissions for GroupShareUser are inherited it shows that Joe can Write to Sue and Marks folder.  We want Joe to only be able to Write to his folder but read the content in all other folders.
Can we deny the Write permission for the GroupShareUser and then the Folder Level User Write permissions for Joe will Take control?


PCP FOLDER

Joe FOlder

Sue FOlder

Mark FOlder

JOe should be able to Read/W/E in Joe FOlder  BUt can only Read Sue and Mark FOlder

Sure should be able to READ/W/E in Sue Folder But can only Read Joe and Mark Folder

Active Directory Folder Permissions

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