NTFS file permissions: how to see the presence of a folder, but not be able to read its contents?

Question

NTFS

Hello. Tell me, is it possible to set permissions in a network folder in such a way that users see the entire structure, but only a select few can read the contents of specific folders? Currently on Windows Server 2012, users who do not have permissions to the folder cannot see it at all. As far as I remember, Windows Server 2003 had the behavior I needed.

Answer 1

I searched recently, but to the contrary: why would a person see a folder, poke into it and get "Fuck the nafik, I'm not worthy to poke my head in there"? Let him not see this folder at all.
But you know better what you need.
"For those who are looking for a solution, at the moment such functionality can be found in the storage management applets on servers (in relation specifically to file servers on windows 2008R2/2012) /
For 2008R2 - administration -> management of shared resources and storages - right-click on the general folder - properties - Tab "Access", button advanced - Check the box "Enable enumeration based on access"!
For 2012 - Server management applet (server manager) - File and storage services - the "shares" parameter - find the desired network folder - right-click - properties - Options (+) - Checkmark Enable enumeration based on access.
Peace to you!
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