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I am wondering if enabling share access on the parent folder then enabling Access Based enumeration would mean &quot;Part&quot; of your needs that you listed<br />
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<a href="http://blog.jocha.se/tech/enable-access-based-enumeration-in-windows-server-2012" rel="ugc">http://blog.jocha.se/tech/enable-access-based-enumeration-in-windows-server-2012</a>
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I am wondering if enabling share access on the parent folder then enabling Access Based enumeration would mean "Part" of your needs that you listed

http://blog.jocha.se/tech/enable-access-based-enumeration-in-windows-server-2012 [http://blog.jocha.se/tech/enable-access-based-enumeration-in-windows-server-2012]

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What permissions do I need to put on a folder for a user who needs to be able to view a directory and transverse it, but not be able to see any contents in it (except the folders I want them to see) and I don't want these permissions to be put on all the folders underneath, but I do want the folders underneath to keep inheriting their permissions.
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What permissions do I need to put on a folder for a user who needs to be able to view a directory and transverse it, but not be able to see any contents in it (except the folders I want them to see) and I don't want these permissions to be put on all the folders underneath, but I do want the folders underneath to keep inheriting their permissions.

Permissions to view and tranverse directory on Windows Server 2012 R2

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