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Are you talking about share permissions or ntfs permissions on the shared folders.<br />
You can use<b> cacls</b> for ntfs permissions.<br />

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Are you talking about share permissions or ntfs permissions on the shared folders.
You can use cacls for ntfs permissions.


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Thanks CHOSWOOT. &nbsp;I find that it's often the &quot;Oh yeah - why didn't that occur to me&quot; kinda things that solve the small nagging issues. &nbsp;I could have lived without assigning multiple users with diff share perms - but this bit of info will make this procedure that much easier. - Bill
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Thanks CHOSWOOT.  I find that it's often the "Oh yeah - why didn't that occur to me" kinda things that solve the small nagging issues.  I could have lived without assigning multiple users with diff share perms - but this bit of info will make this procedure that much easier. - Bill

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I am attempting to use the net share command to grant more than one user or group permissions to a share created by the net share command. &nbsp;I am using Windows 2003 server with SP2<br />
The commands I'm currently using are:<br />
net share IMGPROD=F:\PROD\IMG /grant:supergrp,FULL<br />
net share IMGTEST=F:\TEST\IMG /grant:supergrp,FULL<br />
Does anyone know the sytax that would allow me to add more users/groups with different access levels to these shares.
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I am attempting to use the net share command to grant more than one user or group permissions to a share created by the net share command.  I am using Windows 2003 server with SP2
The commands I'm currently using are:
net share IMGPROD=F:\PROD\IMG /grant:supergrp,FULL
net share IMGTEST=F:\TEST\IMG /grant:supergrp,FULL
Does anyone know the sytax that would allow me to add more users/groups with different access levels to these shares.

I need to give more than one user or group access using the /grant  prameter with Net Share?

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