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Yes, they will always see share(s). ABE will hide all folders/files within a share to which users has no permissions.<br />
By default share is shared to Everyone:Full Controll and that's why users see it.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Krzysztof 
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Yes, they will always see share(s). ABE will hide all folders/files within a share to which users has no permissions.
By default share is shared to Everyone:Full Controll and that's why users see it.

Regards,
Krzysztof

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They don't have permissions to open these folders, they can see it but they cant access it. I want to prevent them from seeing these folders.
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They don't have permissions to open these folders, they can see it but they cant access it. I want to prevent them from seeing these folders.

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Hi,<br />
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On my Remote Web Access of my server there is a lot of shared folders, but not all the users have the same rights of accessing these folders. <br />
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There are some users I don't want them to see the names of the shared folders that they don't have rights to access it. <br />
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I enabled Access Based Enumeration on the shared folders, but still all the users can see all the shared folders. even if they have full denied access to the folder.<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />
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Hi,

On my Remote Web Access of my server there is a lot of shared folders, but not all the users have the same rights of accessing these folders. 

There are some users I don't want them to see the names of the shared folders that they don't have rights to access it. 

I enabled Access Based Enumeration on the shared folders, but still all the users can see all the shared folders. even if they have full denied access to the folder.

Thanks in advance.
 

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