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If you log into the server with each username - Go to network and click on the server - you will see the shares.
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Thks. But this is not the answer I was expecting. I need to do this via a powershell script.
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Dear All,<br />
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I have shared folders on my server and a couple of users have access to the shared folders. I need, from a username to get a list of all shared folder the user have access to?.<br />
I would like to do that with powershell, any help?<br />
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Thks<br />
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JJC
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Dear All,

I have shared folders on my server and a couple of users have access to the shared folders. I need, from a username to get a list of all shared folder the user have access to?.
I would like to do that with powershell, any help?

Thks

JJC

list all shared folders a user has acces to

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