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Hi <br />
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I had a basic permissions query I was hoping someone could help me with!<br />
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Let's say I have a Windows 2003 server named &nbsp;ServerA. It has the following folder structure<br />
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Finance &gt;&nbsp;UK &gt;&nbsp;London &gt;&nbsp;pay.doc<br />
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I want to give someone access to pay.doc and other files in the London folder, but not any other documents in the other folders (e.g Finance &gt;&nbsp;UK &gt;&nbsp;Manchester &gt;&nbsp;pay.doc).<br />
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Do I just go to the London folder and give him the relevant permissions. But his username will not be mentioned if I view the Security tab on any of the higher level folders to London? Or does he need permissions at each step of the way?<br />
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Hi 

I had a basic permissions query I was hoping someone could help me with!

Let's say I have a Windows 2003 server named  ServerA. It has the following folder structure

Finance > UK > London > pay.doc

I want to give someone access to pay.doc and other files in the London folder, but not any other documents in the other folders (e.g Finance > UK > Manchester > pay.doc).

Do I just go to the London folder and give him the relevant permissions. But his username will not be mentioned if I view the Security tab on any of the higher level folders to London? Or does he need permissions at each step of the way?



Easy file permission query :)

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).