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That did the trick (this folder only), so simple and so good.<br />
Thanks
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That did the trick (this folder only), so simple and so good.
Thanks

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I have the office 2013 admx file installed on server 2012,<br />
I configured the OST location to \\fileserver\ost\%username<wbr />% &nbsp;in the GPO (User Config/Admin templates/Microsoft Office Outlook 2013/Miscellaneous/PST Settings/<b>Default location for OST files</b>)<br />
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The problem is that the username folders that created under ost folder get inheritance permissions from the ost folder, which give everyone read and write ability to any folder.<br />
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My goal is to give permissions to the specific %username% user and administrator like the roaming profile group policy<br />
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How can I do that?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Guy
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Hello,

I have the office 2013 admx file installed on server 2012,
I configured the OST location to \\fileserver\ost\%username%  in the GPO (User Config/Admin templates/Microsoft Office Outlook 2013/Miscellaneous/PST Settings/Default location for OST files)

The problem is that the username folders that created under ost folder get inheritance permissions from the ost folder, which give everyone read and write ability to any folder.

My goal is to give permissions to the specific %username% user and administrator like the roaming profile group policy

How can I do that?

Thanks,
Guy

NTFS permissions for current user and administrator

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