Network permissions for a folder inside already shared folder?


  1. 2mg
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    Network permissions for a folder inside already shared folder?


    Hello,

    I'd like to edit network permissions for one of the folders inside a shared folder. I don't want to specifically share that folder on it's own, I like that it belongs inside existing shared folder already. I've disabled Share Wizard, and I can only edit it's settings if I share it on it's own, which I don't want to.

    Any workarounds? The folder it belongs to is set to read for everyone, I'd like this one to also have change/edit/full control.
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  3. samuria
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    We're are you setting permission you set it on the share but then NTFS permissions work and take president
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  4. 2mg
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    samuria said:
    We're are you setting permission you set it on the share but then NTFS permissions work and take president
    Are you talking about inheritance?
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  6. samuria
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    You can set the ntfs permission on the folfer to what you like it depends were it is as to the settings
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  7. 2mg
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    samuria said:
    You can set the ntfs permission on the folfer to what you like it depends were it is as to the settings
    Can you give me a screenshot of what you're talking about?
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