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Since you have Windows 2008 R2 installed, the best approach would be to create a domain, create a user account for each employee and then setup shares for the associated folders and apply share permissions for the appropriate employees so they can access the information needed while keeping those files secure from employees that should not have access to them.<br />
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You can also setup shares without setting up a domain, but that is just peer to peer networking which is not as secure. &nbsp;Creating a domain is the standard environment that server was intended for. &nbsp;if you install the domain, your would will open up to the additional functionality Microsoft has developed.<br />
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Hope this helps!
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Since you have Windows 2008 R2 installed, the best approach would be to create a domain, create a user account for each employee and then setup shares for the associated folders and apply share permissions for the appropriate employees so they can access the information needed while keeping those files secure from employees that should not have access to them.

You can also setup shares without setting up a domain, but that is just peer to peer networking which is not as secure.  Creating a domain is the standard environment that server was intended for.  if you install the domain, your would will open up to the additional functionality Microsoft has developed.

Hope this helps!

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I have Windows 2008 R2 server. The server is part of work group.<br />
In that server i have configured few users &amp;&nbsp;provided them access to some folders.<br />
Would like to know is there any way i can find out what are all the users created &amp;&nbsp;what are the folders for which they have been assigned access.<br />
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Is there any way i can find it out via any command line or by any other way.
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I have Windows 2008 R2 server. The server is part of work group.
In that server i have configured few users & provided them access to some folders.
Would like to know is there any way i can find out what are all the users created & what are the folders for which they have been assigned access.

Is there any way i can find it out via any command line or by any other way.

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