How to list all shares? How to cmdline remove GRANT for everyone ?


  1. pstein
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    win7pro 64bit
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    How to list all shares? How to cmdline remove GRANT for everyone ?


    To create a folder share and grant full permissions to user karl I can write on cmdline:

    net share "myshare123"="D:\tool" /GRANT:karl,FULL

    ok, it works.

    But what about the other way:

    Is there a way to generate all the full "net share" commands for ALL currently existing folder shares?
    I don't want to enter manually the command for (changing) 30 folder shares....

    What is the opposite to the parameter /GRANT:karl,FULL?
    In other words: how do I remove all existing permissions for e.g. "Everyone"?

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  3. samuria
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    win 8 32 bit
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    Remove everyone and its dead as even admin is a member of everyone so you would lock yourself out. You have to add users before you denies. There are 2 permissions shares then NTFS kicks in setting NTFS is more effective than shares
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  4. iko22
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    The opposite of GRANT would be REVOKE. The NET SHARE command does not have a REVOKE switch. Nearest option would be to delete the share all together.
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