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AWS Cloud Storage w/ Local Server NTFS Permissions

I am putting more and more data in the cloud; I would really like to be able to delegate domain user permissions to files locally with Active directory/NTFS Permissions.

Currently I am using TnTDrive, and mapping drives as removable storage. Though I don’t believe it matters what 3rd party software is used.
I know this will not work natively because you cannot add/remove attributes to the folders.
Presumably because the folders & files are actually buckets & objects.

Is there any other conceivable way to do this?
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Does anyone have any other examples of AD integrated cloud storage services or ideas?

Gladinet has said integration in their enterprise level plan; though it really boils down to a share manager which, albeit is a bit more organized, but can still be done with my current resources.
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Thanks for the push in the right direction
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