Setting up permissions - So that user can view and open files on a mapped drive and should not be able to save files to the drive.
Hi
We have Windows 2012 server and I have added another Hardisk on the VM and created a separate drive called "G" on this server and I have created a folder called CourceWK
I would like the Teachers to be able to save and edit any files located within this CourceWK folder. We have a separate security group for teachers and a separate student group in our active directory.
Now when the students log into network PCs, I would like them to be able to do the following:
Please post step-by-step tutorials to configure permissions and to achieve this.
Once the above permission is set up correctly on the CourceWK folder. I want to map the CourceWK folder as a mapped drive when the student's log in.
I am confident in setting up this through GPO.
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
We have Windows 2012 server and I have added another Hardisk on the VM and created a separate drive called "G" on this server and I have created a folder called CourceWK
I would like the Teachers to be able to save and edit any files located within this CourceWK folder. We have a separate security group for teachers and a separate student group in our active directory.
Now when the students log into network PCs, I would like them to be able to do the following:
- List all the files and folders within the CourceWK folder
- I would like them to able to open any files located within the CourceWK folder.
- Students should not be able to save to this folder.
Please post step-by-step tutorials to configure permissions and to achieve this.
Once the above permission is set up correctly on the CourceWK folder. I want to map the CourceWK folder as a mapped drive when the student's log in.
I am confident in setting up this through GPO.
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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Anuj Bhatia
Agree with Andrew, this should do the trick.
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Will the permission needs set only after the CourceCW share is created.
you can also use the share permissions
teachers read/write
students read
teachers read/write
students read
Lianne,
Yes, you'll want to set those permissions after creating the share. This may help as well:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/web-hosting/configuring-servers-in-the-windows-web-platform/configuring-share-and-ntfs-permissions
Yes, you'll want to set those permissions after creating the share. This may help as well:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/web-hosting/configuring-servers-in-the-windows-web-platform/configuring-share-and-ntfs-permissions
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