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Alexander Slyzhuk2016-12-14 15:18:09
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Alexander Slyzhuk, 2016-12-14 15:18:09

How to restrict access in a network folder to a subfolder?

There is a network folder for information exchange. All domain users have full access to it.
There is a subfolder - here you need to apply rules to it so that all domain users can read and execute, and certain users have full access.
If for "Domain Users" I expose reading, and to another user from this group I expose full access:
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Why I write: there is, for example, an Excel/Word/pdf file. If a simple user opens this file, then it can no longer be edited by another or replaced at all.
How to set up correctly?

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Dmitry, 2016-12-14
@Tabletko

Naturally, no one else will be able to edit an open file for reading + writing (if this is not implemented in the application)
Regarding the assignment of rights:
Make two groups - one for reading, the second for reading + writing. And already add users to groups.

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